George Rodrigue
GEORGE RODRIGUE was born in New Iberia, in the heart of French Louisiana. For twenty-five years the artist painted scenes of Cajun life and culture, and many of those acclaimed works are now on display at the George Rodrigue Museum, Acadian Village, in Lafayette, Louisiana. The "Blue Dog" series, started in the mid-1980s, catapulted George Rodrigue to worldwide fame as the image of the original Cajun werewolf dog - loup-garou - has transformed into an international pop icon. Rodrigue owns and operates two galleries, in New Orleans and Carmel, California.
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Series
Books:Blue Dog Speaks, October 2008
Hardcover
George Rodrigue Prints, April 2008
Hardcover
The Art of George Rodrigue:, November 2003
Hardcover
Why Is Blue Dog Blue?, March 2002
Hardcover
Blue Dog Love, September 2001
Hardcover
A Blue Dog Christmas, September 2000
Hardcover
Blue Dog Man, September 1999
Hardcover
Blue Dog, October 1997
Paperback
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