Louisiana Indians Walking Along Bayou
Drawing from his fascination with Native Americans discovered during his two-year stay in Louisiana, French painter Alfred Boisseau debuted "Louisiana Indians Walking along Bayou" (oil on canvas, 24 x 40 inches) in 1847 at the Salon in Paris, whose art scene remained intrigued with Native Americans since George Caitlin's "Indian Gallery" exhibited in the city in 1845.
Courtesy of New Orleans Museum of Art
Louisiana Indians Walking Along Bayou. Boisseau, Alfred L. (artist)
Additional Data
| Courtesy of | New Orleans Museum of Art |
| Collection | Gift of William E. Groves |
| Date | 1847 |
| Copyright | Copyrighted |
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