Available Paintings

George Rodrigue began his career by portraying on his canvas the Cajuns of South Louisiana and what he feared was his dying heritage – including its oak trees, people, traditions, and mythology.  He sought to “graphically interpret the Cajun culture,” preserving it in the face of a progressive world.

Beginning in the early 1990s Rodrigue’s Blue Dog Series, based on the French-Cajun loup-garou legend, became an internationally known icon of pop art and catapulted the artist to worldwide recognition. Also, during his late career, Rodrigue created abstract explosions of color that he called Hurricanes. Learn more about the artist.

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Cajun Photographer
Cajun Photographer

1977 by George Rodrigue
18 x 24 inches
Signed by the artist
Oil on canvas
Detailed description

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Cajun Photographer
The Chef
Untitled (To Jayne From Rich)
The Chef, Study
Untitled (We Love Both of You)
Looking for My Yellow Submarine
In the Hat
The Yellow Rolls of Jolie Blonde
Andre’ and Mr. Petro at Bat
Chicken on the Bayou
The Finish Line
On the Road to Santa Fe
Blue on Pink
Hoppy Poppy
Jolie Blonde With Yellow Straw Hat
Untitled Landscape with Coulee
Sitting Alone
Untitled, Woman in Red with Thunderbird
Acadiana Oaks Series #3
Cajun Clown
Side By Side
One Hundred Degrees In the Shade
Evergreen Lake with Flag
Grandmère
Happy Flowers
Untitled, Landscape with Cabin
Evangeline with a Basket of Roses
Blaze
Donna
Jacqueline
Lili
Magitte
Preparatory Sketch of Louisiana Oak Tree
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