Anne Rice Orphanage (Prints)

Anne Rice Orphanage (Prints)The amazing Anne Rice Orphanage is a former Anne Rice home. This 1860s New Orleans Italianate residence was a historic building called St. Elizabeth's. St Elizabeth's was an orphanage, chapel, and Catholic school for girls. When Rice bought the place in 1993, she dedicated resources toward restoring it and turning it into the largest home in the city. The house was famous not only because of Anne Rice's ownership but also because of the public tours

The pink flowers on the tree in the front and the red brick complement the pink hue of the house

The houses were built to look like steamboats

Print Sizes: 16" x 20" I 8" x 10"

New Orleans shotgun homes are an integral part of this unique American city

The black cast iron railings on both porches and the front fence enhances that almost plantation mansion vibe

000-square-foot residence

The two palm trees of this house are incredible and certainly flaunt NOLA's subtropical climate

Prints: (8" x 10") $25  *  (16' x 20") $41

established in 2000 on historic St

residing there

433 in 2022) to John Armstrong and Hubert Bonzano

The vibrancy of the Aqua and Dark Pink colors accented by the trees and sky makes this little shotgun pop like a stream of bright hues and tones