Dogtrot House in Louisiana is a painting by Lenora De Lude which was uploaded on December 16th, 2012.
Dogtrot House in Louisiana
This is the old dogtrot known as the Autrey house near Dubach, Louisiana. As we drove up, the house almost seemed alive, as if it were brooding. In... more
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Title
Dogtrot House in Louisiana
Artist
Lenora De Lude
Medium
Painting - Acrylic
Description
This is the old dogtrot known as the Autrey house near Dubach, Louisiana. As we drove up, the house almost seemed alive, as if it were brooding. In the back is a family cemetery. This old home is rich in history. ..... Dogtrot houses were once common in Louisiana, and consisted of 2 rooms between which a breezeway ran from front to back, open at both ends--wide open. Summer breezes helped to cool the occupants, but winter winds were just around the corner. This house appears to have been one of the better ones. A staircase leads to an upper level. ....Dogtrot houses were still widely used throughout much of the Twentieth century. Many of the houses were enclosed, and dogtrots are not common today. ..... The original painting was executed in acrylic paint on stretched canvas.
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December 16th, 2012
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Comments (4)
Deborah Benoit
I love this! A wonderful painting. Voting for 25 of you images and will post this one one the discussion link.
Cheri Randolph
Lenora, an excellent portrait of this building style, which was so common throughout the U.S. I am familiar with so many of these structures in Tennessee in the area surrounding the Great Smoky Mountains, in much of Arkansas as well. I haven't noticed as many in Louisiana, but will make note of this location for future travels there. Nicely done! voted
Lenora De Lude replied:
Hm.. I need to go see those in Tennessee and Arkansas. Actually, there are 2 in the Dubach area, and I plan to soon paint one in the area of Pleasant Hill, one that is on a Civil War battleground and was used as a hospital during that time. Oh, thank you for your comment and vote!