L'automne à la Nouvelle-Orléans (Autumn in New Orleans) Prints

L'automne à la Nouvelle-Orléans (Autumn in New Orleans) PrintsAutumn in New Orleans is a delight. The days are a bit cooler, the nights may even require a sweater. Its a delightful time to stroll down the NOLA streets. A new adventure can greet you down every lane, there great things to eat (everywhere), architectural eye candy (everywhere), and that delight jai ne sais quoi, "something (appealing quality) that cannot be adequately described or expressed" (Merriam Webster). This is New Orleans, the city of

the storied street is over five miles long

1331 1st Street is a classic two-story historic home in Garden District

when McCrady was appointed university vice-chancellor

The paper’s high gloss and metallic finish produces a unique lifelike

Height from top to bottom is 24" x 46 1/4"

The home's full front porch

Autumn in New Orleans is a delight

Deemed a national literary landmark by the Friends of the Library Association in 1999

Elaborate cornices further enhance the elegant architectural house design

built a decorative iron fence depicting corn and installed the fence around their house

The one-half-mile long stretch of the canal was left and is still used as a small boat and yachting harbor

As you drive up to this house