Mardi Gras Neoclassic (Prints)

Mardi Gras Neoclassic (Prints)Neoclassical design was a response to Baroque architecture, which some felt was a bit overboard, however, it was a way of getting back to buildings that are inherently pleasing to the body and feel like the right thing as well. The desing features a distinct emphasis on symmetry, proportions, and ratios and the buildings were designed to naturally evoke positive emotions. This Mardi Gras Neoclassic adorned with decor that all New Orleans recognize

The paper features a microporous resin coating and a 96% opacity coating

Dixie Brewing was founded by Valentine Merz and began production in 1907

Now under the watchful eye of co-proprietors Ti Adelaide Martin and Lally Brennan

The two dormers make an stylish statement for this shotgun

such as William Faulkner

magical moment just before the night begins

Anne Rice House

Declared a National Historic Landmark in 1970

Ghostly interactions are another supernatural aspect of the home--the apparition of Miss Pamela Starr Crapp was particularly active in the 1950s but has continued to be an otherworldly aspect of this gorgeous home

The story wasn’t over though

cast iron railings and fences make this shotgun shine

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