About Us
Jean Bragg opened her first antique shop in New Orleans in 1979, specializing in Newcomb College Pottery, Louisiana paintings, and hand-carved Louisiana duck decoys. Since 1980, she traveled in the United States, participating in antique shows and lecturing on Newcomb arts and crafts. In 1991, Bragg re-opened the Gallery on Magazine Street, providing the best in Louisiana painting and pottery to the collectors and museums across the country. She has contributed to the body of knowledge about Newcomb College Art School and the Louisiana art scene with various Gallery publications.

The Gallery's exhibitions of Southern Art acquaint the public with the importance of the regional school in landscape and architectural subjects. These Gallery shows, documented by full-color research catalogs, significantly add to the history of art and art education in the South.

In 2005, the Gallery relocated to the Arts District in the important Julia Street Row. This 1830 building is listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings. With this move, the Gallery will also showcase contemporary artists to promote local talent and complement the aims of the growing Arts District.

Special Services
We provide private collectors and museums with information on Louisiana artists and evaluation of works. The Gallery offers a complete authenticity service of Newcomb art pottery and crafts. As art collecting is such a personal choice, we have in-house service. Brokers - Consultants

The Julia Street Row Houses, known as The Thirteen Sisters. Jean Bragg Gallery
occupies the first of the Sisters at 600 Julia corner of Camp Street in the
American Sector of New Orleans.