gallery one hawaii

These are my views of Hawaii and its people. I use a combination of hawaiian mythology, legends, and stories as well as my interaction with the local people. Hawaii is a very unique place with customs and traditions that are quite different from the US mainland. It has been a joy to live here and I have learned much from the Hawaiians as well as other cultures that make up this island state.

Goddess of Cane Fire
  • Goddess of Cane Fire

  • 12 x 36" acrylic on gallery wrap canvas
    2013 Art Maui selection - available

  • Who said there's no God west of the Horn?
    24 x 36" acrylic on canvas - available
    white lacquer frame

Born Again Venus
  • Born Again Venus

  • 18 x 24" oil on canvas - available
    Koa wood frame

Maid of Honor
  • Maid of Honor

  • 20 x 24" oil on gallery wrap canvas
    2002 Art Maui selection - available

Night Heron Hunting
  • Night Heron Hunting

  • 18 x 24" acrylic on canvas - available
    grey lacquer frame

He Weke nightmare goatfish
  • He Weke nightmare goatfish

  • 12 x 16" acrylic on canvas - available
    dark grey lacquer frame
    1988 Artists of Hawaii selection Honolulu Museum of Art

  • When the Wili Wili Tree Blooms, the Sharks arrive
    24 x 36"acrylic on canvas - available
    taupe lacquer frame

Mack the knife
  • Mack the knife

  • 18 x 24" acrylic on canvas - available
    white lacquer frame

Waipu'ilani a kai nihoniho
  • Waipu'ilani a kai nihoniho

  • 12 x 24" acrylic on canvas - available
    white lacquer frame

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whimsical folk art paintings from tucson & maui by bettina

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