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Biblioklept 
[…] A Cotton Office in New Orleans — Edgar Degas. […]
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Degas’ mother was a Creole, born in New Orleans. Degas painted the Cotton Merchants in Factor’s Row, a cotton exchange. The building is still in use today, although not as a cotton exchange.
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