Featured in both the Ogden Museum of Southern Art and The R.W. Norton Art Museum, this mixed-media collage honors the beauty, resilience, and cultural legacy of 19th-century Creole women. A blooming flower symbolizes their quiet strength and layered existence, while culinary traditions anchor identity through pages from Mary Moore Bremer’s Creole cookbook and depictions of okra, peppers, and red beans. Hanging laundry nods to wash day traditions, as moss-laden clouds and tangled roots reflect the deep endurance of Creole heritage. This piece is both a celebration and a tribute to the endurance, complexity, and cultural contributions of Creole women—rich, nuanced, and ever-evolving; it is meant to honor not only their grace, but the intricate often unspoken narratives they carried.
About the Print
These fine art giclee prints are meticulously created using archival materials and cutting-edge print technology, ensuring exceptional quality and longevity.
Giclee prints featuring archival pigmented inks.
Professional grade fine art paper that resists yellowing and aging.
Paper made from 100% cotton and acid-free, it boasts a velvety texture and natural white finish. With its slightly textured matte surface, it is the top choice for fine art reproductions.
About the Frame
·Solid wood 1 ½” Charcoal colored Frame with Devonshire Mat
Gallery Economy Black Wood Frame with Devonshire Mat
All mats are acid-free and lignin-free, fade resistant, FSC®-certified, and meet all conservation quality standards set by the Fine Art Trade Guild. All custom framed pieces come ready to hang with premium clear acrylic glass.
Sizing
6x18 Borderless Image matted and framed for an overall media size of 8x20”
8x24 Borderless Image matted and framed for an overall media size of 10x26
10x30 Borderless Image matted and framed for an overall media size of 12x32
