About this painting
A grinning pig in purple and gold beads with a fleur-de-lis struts through a black-and-gold crowd of fans, with St. Louis Cathedral rising behind them.
The story behind it: "Who Dat" is the famous chant of New Orleans Saints fans, and the fleur-de-lis is the city's symbol.
Perfect for: Saints fans, game-day rooms, and anyone who bleeds black and gold.
Hand painted by Ocean Clark in his French Quarter studio. Ocean has painted in the French Quarter since 1997, and prints are made from the original painting.
Prefer an original? Ocean can hand paint this design as a one-of-a-kind original, so each one is slightly different from the print. Originals start at $200: 12 x 12 in for $200, 16 x 20 in for $400 and 30 x 40 in for $1,200. Contact us to order an original.
Celebrate New Orleans game-day spirit with Who Dat Pig at Jackson Square, an animal art print by Ocean Clark. A grinning pig in purple and gold beads leads the second line past St. Louis Cathedral in this joyful game-day scene. Ocean Clark paints the black-and-gold crowd, the fleur-de-lis flags and the Bourbon Street sign in loose, energetic brushwork that captures the noise and pride of a New Orleans Sunday. It is a happy, hometown piece for anyone who says Who Dat with their whole chest. Available as a fine art paper print or a ready-to-hang stretched canvas.
Subject: Pig, New Orleans, Jackson Square, Game Day
Style: Impressionistic Animal Art
Perfect For: Who Dat fans, pig lovers, Louisiana homes, game rooms, whimsical wall art
Available As: Fine Art Paper Print, Stretched Canvas Print
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