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Gilley's Gallery, established in 1978, is the premier site for finding Louisiana art. We specialize in 19th and 20th Century Louisiana oils, watercolors, and fine prints, with an emphasis in the work of Clementine Hunter, Louisiana's most famous female artist. Whether you're looking for scenes of the Vieux Carre or Acadian cabins, steamboats on the Mississippi or pirogues on the bayou, you'll find it at Gilley's Gallery.
Gilley's also carries an equally impressive selection of American and Southern Regional art, European oils, 20th Century Mexican art, Native American portraits by McKenney & Hall and E. S. Curtis, and one of the country’s largest selections of fine prints by John James Audubon. Please call or email if you have any questions about works you see or works you're looking for.
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SARAH RAKES
NEW! DAVID BUTLER
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Margaret Stones Botanicals
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Tanner's
New Universal Atlas Maps
JOAN
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NEW!Mary
Vaux Walcott Botanicals
James
Sowerby Botanicals
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Associated American Artists
John James Audubon
Preview the Collection for the Intuit Show 2010
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Please feel free to visit our numerous fine and folk art galleries. We're sure you will find something here that will interest you. If you have any questions we would be happy to answer them. You can reach us by email at outsider@eatel.net or by phone at 225-922-9225.
We would also like you to know about the book we have published about the life and work of CLEMENTINE HUNTER, please click on the CH BOOK button for more information.
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