We feature the work of Boyd Cruise, Artist, Teacher, Curator, in Podcast 65.

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Podcast 65 – Boyd Cruise

Alvik Boyd Cruise (1908-1988) was an artist, art teacher, and the first director and curator of the Historic New Orleans Collection. We presented a number of his paintings in August’s edition of the Third Thursday Lecture Series at the Jefferson Parish Library. While JPL records the talks for their YouTube channel, we like to present the talks as a podcast.

The Podcast

PDF here

The paintings

la pretre mansion painting by boyd cruise. three-story house with iron galleries.

LaPrete Mansion, Dauphine Street side, by Boyd Cruise

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Louisiana State Arsenal

 

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Zoom in of Cruise’s painting of the Arsenal

 

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The “Three Sisters” on N. Rampart Street

 

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Girod House

 

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Historic BK House, 1962 painting based on 1934 HABS

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