It is the art museum for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and is named after Paul and Lulu Hilliard, who donated $5 million for the building's construction.

Also, and as specified by Town, red dust from the bricks was mixed into the white paint, initially giving the building a slightly rosy tint.

[3] In September 2010, Mark Landis went to the Paul and Lulu Hilliard University Art Museum, under the identity of a jesuit priest, Father Arthur Scott.

A microscope observation then showed a dot-matrix pattern, hinting that a mere photocopy of the original had been projected on the board and then painted over.

The last known attempt by Landis took place in November 2010, again under the Father Arthur Scott identity, at the Ackland Art Museum, with a French academy drawing.

[4] Matthew Leininger and Aaron Cowan set up an exhibition wishing to address the general matter of forgery in art, and specifically Landis' works.

The subjects vary from popular social interests and concerns, to beautiful women, to handsome actors, and political satire.

Artists include Clementine Hunter, John McCrady, Robert Rauschenberg, William Moreland, Elemore Morgan, Jr., George Rodrigue, Hunt Slonem, Fred Daspit, Margaret Evangeline, Cora Kelley Ward, Clyde Connell, among many others.