William Crowell feels strongly about the spirit, culture, and uniqueness of Louisiana, and his work reflects this affection. From the quality of light to the diverse subject matter, both natural and urban, Louisiana provides the artist with an “embarrassment of riches.” In all his paintings, Crowell attempts to include the viewer in this fond appreciation.
“Rembrandt Goes to Babylon”
“Vincent Goes to Ville Platte”
“Decatur Street”
“French Quarter Grocery”
“Getting to Know Miss Hillbilly Dumplin”
“Sunflower Mule”
