The framing for this piece was made from salvaged wood. My commercial art studio is located in an industrial area where wood was often being thrown away and ultimately headed to Maui’s landfills. I have made arrangements with several businesses and cabinet shops to reuse this wood in a creative way, while helping our island environment.

The print's size is 7.5” x 10” and features a torn paper edge.  There is a sheet of acrylic Plexiglas which protects the print and can slide in and out for easy cleaning.

Print : 7.5"x10"
 

The Pineapple was first introduced into Hawaii in the early 1800's by Don Francisco de Paula y Marin, the Spanish advisor to King Kamehameha I. Commercial pineapple plantations were established in the late 19th century and ushered in the Plantation Era of Hawaiian history. Pineapple fields still dot the Hawaiian landscape today and remind us of Old Hawaii.

This edition is limited to 250 signed/numbered prints and 10 Artists Proofs.  All limited edition prints come with a certificate of authenticity and are signed/numbered on the front of the print.