About this item
I created this giclee from an original painting used for the 25th Hawaiian Statehood Anniversary Poster. The paper prints of the poster and the print itself are sold out.

The three women I painted were mother and daughters. I asked them to dress in clothing they owned that represented three eras of Hawaii, and was surprised and excited to see them in sarong, kimono, and muumuu, truly representative of not only the three eras of Hawaiian women, but heritage and background. From ancient Hawaiian women, to an oriental immigrant, to the modern hapa-haole, these three women represent the mixture of all the races and heritage that represents today's Hawaiian women.

I will sign it, and personalize it if you specify the recipient.

Hang it on your wall and think about the mixture of races -- like my own daughters -- that create the beauty and strength of today's Hawaiian women.

Aloha!