Title: Rolland Golden
Content:  Golden was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, but at the age of 2 he and his parents moved to Grenada, MS, then 4 years later Jackson, MS, where they lived 4 years before moving to Montgomery, Alabama for 1 year and then Birmingham, Alabama for 1 year before returning to New Orleans. His father was a manager for AT&T and his position moved his family around. Golden was a very sickly child and spent much of his time in bed - he was not expected to live past his teenage years because he was asthmatic and anemic. Fortunately, he did improve and even went on to play football in High School and for 1 semester at Southwestern Louisiana Institute in Lafayette, Louisiana - now the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Golden said that his love for the Mississippi Delta was formed in his childhood, while living in these rural areas, notably Grenada, MS. "I didn't realize it at the time," Rolland told 'Southwest Art Magazine' in 1978, "but the beauty of the rural South was making quite an impact on my young mind."
Title: Rolland Golden
Content:  Golden left college after only one semester to join the United States Navy, before being drafted, to fight the Korean War. He spent four years, mainly on aircraft carriers, in teletype positions. After being stationed on Guam for 20 months, he served on the USS Yorktown, USS Wasp, USS Oriskany, and USS Lexington. Upon discharge, he enrolled in the John McCrady Art School in the French Quarter of New Orleans and studied under the well-known southern artist, John McCrady. Golden studied for 2 years and graduated in 1957.June 1957, he opened his first studio/gallery at 624 Royal Street in the French Quarter. The studio was called Patio Art Studio and was located through a carriageway and patio and in the back, slave quarter section of the building. Golden would remain in this location for 10 years. Golden married Stella Anne Doussan August, 1957. They mainly lived in the French Quarter between 1957 - 1981 while raising 3 children: Carrie (1958), Mark Damian (1961) and Lucille (1963).  
Title: Rolland Golden
Content:  Rolland Harve Golden (November 8, 1931 – July 1, 2019) was an American visual artist known mainly for his realism, abstract realism and "Borderline-Surrealisterm", a term he used to describe a style of his where the subject is "not entirely impossible, but highly unlikely." He is listed in Marquis Who's Who in America, Marquis Who's Who in American Art and Marquis Who's Who in the World. Golden studied under regionalist painter and teacher John McCrady in the French Quarter of New Orleans after finishing a 4-year stint in the United States Navy during the Korean War, graduating in 1957.  Golden had a solo exhibition tour the former Soviet Union from 1976 to 1977, touring Moscow, Kiev, Leningrad, and Odessa.
Title: Rolland Golden
Content:  Golden was a member of such art leagues as the Watercolor USA Honor Society (past Vice-President), The National Arts Club, National Watercolor Society, California, and Allied Artists of America, New York.
Title: Will Roland
Content:  William Frederick Roland was born in New York City to Beth and William J. Roland, who co-own Roland Antiques, an auction house. He initially lived in Greenwich Village before moving to Locust Valley, Long Island at the age of eight. He attended Friends Academy for middle school and high school. Roland graduated from New York University in 2011 with a degree in musical theater from Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development.
Title: Rolland Golden
Content:  Louisiana Legends 2015 Award Honoree - Awarded by the Louisiana Public Broadcasting Among numerous awards, Golden was a two-time recipient of the Thomas Hart Benton Purchase Award, a three-time recipient of the National Arts Club First Place Award, and a winner of the Winslow Homer Memorial Award.
Title: Elohim Rolland
Content:  Rolland was born in Chamonix, France, and is of Algerian descent.
Title: George Rolland
Content:  He was born on 12 May 1869 at Wellington, India, the son of Major P. M. Rolland, R.A. and educated at Harrow and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, before being commissioned into the Bedfordshire Regiment in November 1889. He transferred to the Indian Staff Corps on the 11 August 1891. He was appointed a double company commander with the 1st Bombay Grenadiers on 4 February 1901, and appointed a Special Service Officer on the Staff of the Somaliland Field Force on 25 October 1902, leaving Bombay via Aden for British Somaliland the previous day.
Title: David Roland
Content:  Roland was born on February 8, 1930 in Beth Israel Hospital, the son of Samuel Roland, an actor with the Group Theater, and Anna Roland, a school librarian. In 1937, the family moved to Greenwich Village and lived in a building that is now a historic landmark. David Roland is a graduate of Little Red School House and its high school Elizabeth Irwin, where he wrote the school song and captained the basketball team, and attended New York University, where he directed the senior film project.
Title: Dany Roland
Content:  Roland was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on February 9, 1962; his parents were Egyptian Jews of French, Italian and Portuguese descent who emigrated to Argentina from Alexandria in the late 1950s. In 1963 his family moved to São Paulo, Brazil, where after growing up he learned how to play the drums and the electric guitar, and studied Economy and Journalism at the PUC-SP, but did not finish either course. In 1978 he founded, alongside his schoolmates of the Lycée Pasteur in São Paulo Virginie Boutaud, Freddy and Alec Haiat, Xavier Leblanc, Yann Laouenan and Marcel Zimberg, the experimental/progressive rock band "A Gota Suspensa", which released a self-titled 

Question: In what city was Rolland Golden born?
Answer: New Orleans.
NOLA.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
New Orleans, LA.
The Big Easy.
Crescent City.