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Artist: The GodMother
“Olympia ona’ Bayou” is a soulful tribute to the next generation of New Orleans music. This heartfelt painting features a young Black child standing proudly beside a bass drum marked with the name of the legendary Olympia Brass Band — trumpet in hand, eyes filled with wonder and purpose. Set near a trolley stop, with the spirit of the bayou all around, the piece beautifully blends tradition and future, stillness and rhythm.
Created on an 18 × 24 inch canvas board by The GodMother — an artist celebrated for capturing the heart of Black culture and Southern storytelling — this painting honors the legacy of music passed down through time. “Olympia Ona’ Bayou” is more than a portrait — it’s a symbol of hope, heritage, and the unbreakable bond between New Orleans and its sound.
Artist: The GodMother
“Olympia ona’ Bayou” is a soulful tribute to the next generation of New Orleans music. This heartfelt painting features a young Black child standing proudly beside a bass drum marked with the name of the legendary Olympia Brass Band — trumpet in hand, eyes filled with wonder and purpose. Set near a trolley stop, with the spirit of the bayou all around, the piece beautifully blends tradition and future, stillness and rhythm.
Created on an 18 × 24 inch canvas board by The GodMother — an artist celebrated for capturing the heart of Black culture and Southern storytelling — this painting honors the legacy of music passed down through time. “Olympia Ona’ Bayou” is more than a portrait — it’s a symbol of hope, heritage, and the unbreakable bond between New Orleans and its sound.