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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Blue Dog artist George Rodrigue was remembered Thursday as someone who, despite his fame, would step away from dignitaries to help a child, raised millions of dollars for ...

The dog’s features are the same, though slightly muted. Oh, and her eyes are red. She is the loup-garou in this painting, after all, so at least one of her features should be slightly scary.

The Blue Dog, like George Rodrique himself, was born in Cajun country among the bayous and the live oaks. In fact, for the first 25 years of his career, Rodrigue didn't paint blue dogs at all, but ...

A $250,000 painting was stolen from the Rodrigue Gallery in the French Quarter Tuesday afternoon (Jan. 6), gallery owners said. Shortly after 3 p.m., the Blue Dog painting "Wendy and Me" was taken ...

Rodrigue became internationally celebrated and cherished for his Blue Dog paintings, which were inspired by a deceased pet named Tiffany. The blue spaniel-terrier mix, with a white nose and yellow ...

The first “Blue Dog” painting will be on display among others. The exhibition will open at the Cabildo on Nov. 22, 2024. For more information, visit the Louisiana State Museum website .

The artist, best known for his ‘Blue Dog’ paintings, is the subject of a documentary that explores his work and the Cajun culture from which it sprang. Skip to Main Content.

NEW ORLEANS — The largest Blue Dog painting to be sold at a public auction goes up for sale Saturday. “This is the biggest Blue Dog painting I've ever seen,” says Rachel Weathers, vice ...

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Blue Dog artist George Rodrigue was remembered Thursday as someone who, despite his fame, would step away from dignitaries to help a child, raised millions of dollars for c… ...

The first “Blue Dog” painting will be on display among others. The exhibition will open at the Cabildo on Nov. 22, 2024. For more information, visit the Louisiana State Museum website.