Hawaiian Living – Black & White


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    The Lace Jacket

    $ 40
    This jacket has history.  It is being worn by Mary Alice Noges, one of the most elegant women I know.  I lived in Hilo as a little girl and my mother loved auctions.  

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    The Threshold

    $ 40
    One of my daughter’s friends from school arrived at my house on the morning of her 12th birthday.  She was a favorite model for both me and my mother.  Beautiful Serena was dressed in her best mumu and wore a splendid “lei po’o” in the “haku” style.  

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    Pineapple Hills

    $ 40

    *Limited Edition Offset Lithographs of original graphite drawings printed on cream archival stock. (Shipped flat) (*Limited edition of 500, plus some artist proofs)

    8" h x 8.75" w

     

     


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    Bright Hope

    $ 44

    *Limited Edition Offset Lithographs of original graphite drawings printed on cream archival stock. (Shipped flat) (*Limited edition of 500, plus some artist proofs)

    10.25" h x 7" w

     

     


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    Kukui Dreams

    $ 44

    *Limited Edition Offset Lithographs of original graphite drawings printed on cream archival stock. (Shipped flat) (*Limited edition of 500, plus some artist proofs)

    11" h x 7" w

     

     


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    Nisei III

    $ 34
    The Japanese term “Nisei” means “second generation” and refers to the children of people who have immigrated.  It gets harder and harder for each generation to keep to the traditions of their parents or grandparents.  But foundational cultural teaching is very important to every individual, and it is stronger and deeper than people realize.  The beauty of this little girl in her very perfect kimono and traditional hair piece shows how well it suits not just her image, but her being.

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    Nisei IV

    $ 34
    Here though, one of our local children remembers the roots of her families heritage in a performance at Lilliokalani Park in Hilo.  She had to dress as one of the young male dancers as they didn’t have any boys willing to dance!  

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    Waimea Meadow

    $ 40
    For thirteen years my husband worked for Parker Ranch.  He has the belt buckle to prove it.  He was the Curator for the Ranch and must have told tens of thousands of people the fascinating history of one of the first ranches in America.