This photograph of Big Chief Monk Boudreaux was taken Mardi Gras Day, 2015 by Jerry Moran. The piece is museum wrapped on canvas, 1.5 inch image wrap, & measures 24" x 24". Signed by photographer and Big Chief Monk Boudreaux. 

About the Artist: from http://www.nativeorleanian.org/about.html

Jerry's work focuses primarily on the architecture, culture and heritage of his home New Orleans, La. with a concentration on the historically renowned and rich music community. Jerry's work captures the true essence of his home like no other as described in a recent Artist Spotlight article from inthekNOwla.com , “A picture is worth a thousand words.” If that’s the case, then the photographs of Jerry Moran are worth double, no triple, better yet quadruple that. In all truth, his photographs actually speak to you.” Jerry's work is on display throughout New Orleans and the United States in many homes and businesses. While using photography as his vehicle, Jerry has been able to capture the essence and emotions of all aspects of his home as experienced through the eyes of a “Native Orleanian” like no other. Jerry also runs a full service and newly renovated PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO and ART GALLERY in the Historic Bywater neighborhood, 725 Montegut St., adjacent to the French Quarter where visitors are always welcome to drop in to experience his work.