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"Stairway to Heaven" by Christopher Egan

This color photograph of stairs leading through a peaceful bamboo forest is by Christopher Egan, one of America's most outstanding nature photographers, who resides on Maui. The beautiful unframed photo is surrounded by a black mat and measures approximately 20" by 16".

"Hawaiian Feast" by Don Blanding

Enjoy this stunning two-panel diptych illustration published in 1933 by Hawai'i-based American poet and artist Don Blanding. This beautiful set of two (2) black and white illustrations features silhouettes of people preparing food in Hawai'i. Blanding was a popular journalist, author of prose, illustrator and speaker during the 1920s. He was also the artist behind the Honolulu Star Bulletin's popular ad-poems. Published in 1928, his fifth book titled "Vagabond's House" became extremely popular and solidified him as the most popular American poet of the period. Today, his poems and illustrations are still highly sought after. This piece is in a black frame and measures approximately 14.5" by 19".

"Hawaiian Idyll" by Don Blanding

Enjoy this stunning two-panel diptych illustration published in 1933 by Hawai'i-based American poet and artist Don Blanding. This stunning set of two (2) black and white illustrations features the silhouettes of a man and woman surrounded by trees and palm fronds. Blanding was a popular journalist, author of prose, illustrator and speaker during the 1920s. He also was the artist behind the Honolulu Star Bulletin's popular ad-poems. Published in 1928, his fifth book titled "Vagabond's House" became extremely popular and solidified him as the most popular American poet of the period. Today, his poems and illustrations are still highly sought after. This piece is in a black frame and measures approximately 14.5" by 19".

"Warriors" by Don Blanding

Enjoy this stunning two-panel diptych illustration published in 1933 by Hawai'i-based American poet and artist Don Blanding. This incredible set of two (2) black and white illustrations features Hawaiian warriors engaged in battle. Blanding was a popular journalist, author of prose, illustrator and speaker during the 1920s. He also was the artist behind the Honolulu Star Bulletin's popular ad-poems. Published in 1928, his fifth book titled "Vagabond's House" became extremely popular and solidified him as the most popular American poet of the period. Today, his poems and illustrations are still highly sought after. This piece is in a black frame and measures approximately 14.5" by 19".

"Coming Home" by Mike Field

This signed and limited edition giclee print (4/250) on archival watercolor paper is by renowned Hawai'i artist Mike Field. Best known for his graphic design work, original paintings, and giclee prints, Field is inspired by his love of the ocean and Hawai'i. This piece is framed and measures approximately 30" by 20".

"Mana Road" by Heather Emmons

Be the proud owner of this delightful oil on canvas original painting by Heather Emmons, grade 4 teacher at Parker School. This signed piece measures approximately 10" by 10".

"Cottage at the end of the Road" by Harry Wishard

"Cottage at the end of the Road" is a giclee on canvas by Waimea artist Harry Wishard. Born and raised on the island of Hawai'i, constantly surrounded by beauty, Harry Wishard acquired a love for art at an early age. Cascading waterfalls, remote valleys, rainforests, dynamic skies, and all that his tropical home has to offer, provide an endless source of subject matter for his realistic landscapes. This piece measures approximately 18" by 24".

Two Decorative Vases

Two (2) spectacular hand-blown vases feature a black background with ocean blue and silver foil accents and were originally purchased from Gallery of Great Things in Waimea. The taller vase stands approximately 17" by 8" and the smaller vase is approximately 15" by 7".

"Paradise Found" by Deborah Thompson

Hawai'i artist Deborah Thompson is classically trained and studied at Parsons School of Design in Paris, France. Originally from New York, Deborah has become known in Hawai'i not only for her oil and acrylic work of tropical botanicals and landscapes, but also for her murals and faux finish work. Her style can be described as depicting "timeless Hawai'i with a vintage flair." This original oil painting offers a bright, ocean scene with palm trees. Measures approximately 21" by 18" framed, original image size 14" by 11".

"Taro Leaves" by Katie Simmons

This sepia photograph of taro leaves is by Katie Simmons, a Seattle based photographer who is often on Hawaii Island to do family portraits for clients. The beautiful photo is surrounded by a white mat, white wood frame and measures approximately 20.5" by 27.5".

	"Stairway to Heaven" by Christopher Egan This color photograph of stairs leading through a peaceful bamboo forest is by Christopher Egan, one of America's most outstanding nature photographers, who resides on Maui. The beautiful unframed photo is surrounded by a black mat and measures approximately 20" by 16".
	"Hawaiian Feast" by Don Blanding Enjoy this stunning two-panel diptych illustration published in 1933 by Hawai'i-based American poet and artist Don Blanding. This beautiful set of two (2) black and white illustrations features silhouettes of people preparing food in Hawai'i. Blanding was a popular journalist, author of prose, illustrator and speaker during the 1920s. He was also the artist behind the Honolulu Star Bulletin's popular ad-poems. Published in 1928, his fifth book titled "Vagabond's House" became extremely popular and solidified him as the most popular American poet of the period. Today, his poems and illustrations are still highly sought after. This piece is in a black frame and measures approximately 14.5" by 19".
	"Hawaiian Idyll" by Don Blanding Enjoy this stunning two-panel diptych illustration published in 1933 by Hawai'i-based American poet and artist Don Blanding. This stunning set of two (2) black and white illustrations features the silhouettes of a man and woman surrounded by trees and palm fronds. Blanding was a popular journalist, author of prose, illustrator and speaker during the 1920s. He also was the artist behind the Honolulu Star Bulletin's popular ad-poems. Published in 1928, his fifth book titled "Vagabond's House" became extremely popular and solidified him as the most popular American poet of the period. Today, his poems and illustrations are still highly sought after. This piece is in a black frame and measures approximately 14.5" by 19".
	"Warriors" by Don Blanding Enjoy this stunning two-panel diptych illustration published in 1933 by Hawai'i-based American poet and artist Don Blanding. This incredible set of two (2) black and white illustrations features Hawaiian warriors engaged in battle. Blanding was a popular journalist, author of prose, illustrator and speaker during the 1920s. He also was the artist behind the Honolulu Star Bulletin's popular ad-poems. Published in 1928, his fifth book titled "Vagabond's House" became extremely popular and solidified him as the most popular American poet of the period. Today, his poems and illustrations are still highly sought after. This piece is in a black frame and measures approximately 14.5" by 19".
	"Coming Home" by Mike Field This signed and limited edition giclee print (4/250) on archival watercolor paper is by renowned Hawai'i artist Mike Field. Best known for his graphic design work, original paintings, and giclee prints, Field is inspired by his love of the ocean and Hawai'i. This piece is framed and measures approximately 30" by 20".
	"Mana Road" by Heather Emmons Be the proud owner of this delightful oil on canvas original painting by Heather Emmons, grade 4 teacher at Parker School. This signed piece measures approximately 10" by 10".
	"Cottage at the end of the Road" by Harry Wishard "Cottage at the end of the Road" is a giclee on canvas by Waimea artist Harry Wishard. Born and raised on the island of Hawai'i, constantly surrounded by beauty, Harry Wishard acquired a love for art at an early age. Cascading waterfalls, remote valleys, rainforests, dynamic skies, and all that his tropical home has to offer, provide an endless source of subject matter for his realistic landscapes. This piece measures approximately 18" by 24".
	Two Decorative Vases Two (2) spectacular hand-blown vases feature a black background with ocean blue and silver foil accents and were originally purchased from Gallery of Great Things in Waimea. The taller vase stands approximately 17" by 8" and the smaller vase is approximately 15" by 7".
	"Paradise Found" by Deborah Thompson Hawai'i artist Deborah Thompson is classically trained and studied at Parsons School of Design in Paris, France. Originally from New York, Deborah has become known in Hawai'i not only for her oil and acrylic work of tropical botanicals and landscapes, but also for her murals and faux finish work. Her style can be described as depicting "timeless Hawai'i with a vintage flair." This original oil painting offers a bright, ocean scene with palm trees. Measures approximately 21" by 18" framed, original image size 14" by 11".
	"Taro Leaves" by Katie Simmons This sepia photograph of taro leaves is by Katie Simmons, a Seattle based photographer who is often on Hawaii Island to do family portraits for clients. The beautiful photo is surrounded by a white mat, white wood frame and measures approximately 20.5" by 27.5".