Images of Iberville Parish: Place Embodied in Art

Images of Iberville Parish: Place Embodied in Art
Sponsored by the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge and the Iberville Parish Chamber of Commerce.

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St. John Baptist Church Choir
Dorseyville, La.
Rev. Gregory L. Coates I

	The Old St. Gabriel Church David Broussard discusses the historic building within this church in St. Gabriel.
	A Family Tradition of Art Adrain "Jet" Callais and his grandfather have painted Louisiana through the decades.
	Bead Flowers Zoe Spedale crafts flowers in an old tradition from the monasteries.
	Drawing and Painting Significant Places Stan Routh depicts the places that draw him.
	The Silhouettes of Augustus Edouard Wally Obier discusses a work of art depicting her family.
	Life in Old Turnerville Brenda Blanchard brings to life the time of her grandmother in this district of Plaquemine.
	On Riverboats Father Eugene Engels recalls the days of the riverboat and joe-boat.
	The Stained Glass in St. John the Evangelist Church Father Engels explains the stained glass of a German immigrant.
	The Plaquemine Mardis Gras Balls Mark A. "Tony" Gulotta declaims on the foil that made Plaquemine famous.
	Taxidermy and Painting Wildlife Randy LaPrairie practices his craft as he learned it by hand.
	On Plantations Johnnie Canova illustrates the subjects of his historic imagination.
	Bayou Pigeon and the Atchafalaya Basin Gregory Dupre pulls wood and stories from the bayou.
	The Wheel of Life Randy Walsh discusses the famous work of art made by his grandfather.
	Midway Grocery Genevieve Glazer's store in Grosse Tete was there before the road.
	Mud Painting Henry Neubig derives all his pigments from the mud of Louisiana.
	The Dumps Along the Mississippi River Johnny Rosso finds the soft shards of the past along the river, and sings a few bird calls.
	Miss Gant and the Old Dorseyville School Harriet Tillman vividly describes an early school founded by courage.
	A Reading from Longfellow's Evangeline Roland Daigre intones the poem of Evangeline and Gabriel and the Bayou Plaquemine.