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KTBS-TV: Rare Portraits by Pioneering Louisiana Artist Now on Display in New Orleans

October 14, 2026

HNOC Deputy Director Erin Greenwald provided insight into two extraordinary paintings now on view at the Williams Research Center.

A screenshot of an interview with HNOC Deputy Director Erin Greenwald appearing on KTBS-TV based out of Shreverport, Louisiana.
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Two Portraits by Julien Hudson

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