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ON VIEW
OFF-SITE
The Portage’s Progress
The following are holdings that have appeared outside The Collection, either on loan to other institutions or reproduced in noteworthy media projects.
Louis McFaul selected 13 THNOC images for an exhibition tracing the history of the Carondelet Canal, which replaced New Orleans's founding portage route from the bayou to the river. The canal was filled in by the mid-i930s. The Pitot House is mounting the show, which runs through mid-October 2015, to commemorate the in-progress Lafitte Creenway, a bicycle and pedestrian path on the former site of the canal.
Spanish Fort bath house
1923; photograph
by Charles L. Franck Photographers
The Charles L. Franck Studio Collection at The
Historic New Orleans Collection, 1979.325.6367
Author Carol McMichael Reese will include six images from THNOC's Charles L. Franck Studio Collection in her book Longue Vue House and Cardens: The Architecture, Interiors, and Cardens of New Orleans' Most Celebrated Estate (Skira, 2015), to be released this November.
Dillard University refectory
photograph
by Charles L. Franck Photographers
The Charles L. Franck Studio Collection at The
Historic New Orleans Collection, 1979.325.1923
Operating room in Flint-Coodridge Hospital
1932; photograph
by Charles L. Franck Photographers
The Charles L. Franck Studio Collection at The
Historic New Orleans Collection, 1979.325.1033
Bruce E. Baker and Barbara Hahn reproduced four THNOC images for their book The Cotton Kings: Capitalism and Corruption in Turn-ofthe-Century New York and New Orleans (Oxford University Press, 2015), due out this October.
Steamboat loaded with cotton
from The Picayune's Guide to New Orleans New Orleans: Picayune Job Print, 1904 97-381-RL
The New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) and Louisiana State Museum borrowed one work from The Collection for the exhibition Pierre Joseph Landry: Patriot, Planter, Sculptor, on view at NOMA October 16, 2015-March 20, 2016.
Seaman’s Allegory
ca. 1834; carved wood
by Pierre Joseph Landry, sculptor
1950.34
By Dawn's Early Light:Jewish Contributions to American Culture from the Nation's Founding to the Civil War, an upcoming exhibition at the Princeton University Art Museum, will feature three objects from THNOC’s holdings. The show will be on view February 12-June 5, 2016, in Princeton, New Jersey.
Locket with photo of Louis Moreau Cottschalk
(detail)
between 1867 and 1869 1979.144.1
6 The Historic New Orleans Collection Quarterly