Gilley's Gallery features artists showcased in LSU Museum of Art exhibition

View the gallery's works by artists featured in Mexico in New Orleans: A Tale of Two Americas

May 5 - August 30, 2015

Gilley_s Gallery features artists showcased in LSU

The LSU Museum of Art's exhibition Mexico in New Orleans: A Tale of Two Americas features artists from both Mexico and Louisiana, including several artists featured in Gilley's Gallery. Artists Caroline Durieux, Colette Pope Heldner and Charles Oglesby Longabaugh, among others, traveled to Mexico in an effort to immerse themselves in the culture and learn from some of the country's most prominent talents, including Diego Rivera. Muralist David Siqueiros, was a native of Mexico but actively participated in the cultural exchange, collaborating with Durieux on occasion.

The exhibition follows the artwork and culture from the 1920s to 1950s and the influences still present in today's society. Mexico in New Orleans is currently open and runs through August 30, 2015.

We've taken this opportunity to showcase our collection of these artists' works. You will find each piece for sale at Gilley's Gallery listed below.


Represented Artists

Cliché-Verre
1963
16 x 20 inches
 
Pencil
8 x 10.5 inches
 
Lithograph
1969
16.5 x 12 inches
 
Lithograph
1968
20 x 16 inches
 
Lithograph
1969
20 x 16 inches
 
Lithograph
1968
20 x 16 inches
 
Watercolor
1942
7 x 6 inches
 
Oil on Canvas
1930
24 x 30 inches