Here are a selection of my oil paintings created at home on Maui.
If you’re on the island, please visit Swan Interiors to see my paintings in person.
Looking for something more specific? Drop me a line at art@sutrovgallery.com
Waianapanapa Coast
Looking back towards the Black Sand Beach of Waianapanapa and the rainforested slopes above Hana, Maui
oil on canvas, 4x5ft, available
Ke’anae Harvest
The taro fields on the peninsula of Ke’anae on the way to Hana, Maui
oil on canvas, 3.5x5ft, available
Ready to Ride
Painted on site at Ho’okipa, North Shore, Maui as the surfers leaped into the waves
oil on canvas, 18x20in, available
January in Hana, Koki Beach
Painted on site on a windy day at a beautiful beach.
oil on canvas, 24x30in, available
Homestead at Pu’u Mahoe
In the bowl of this cinder cone above Ulupalakua is a spectacular arboretum where endangered native plants are cared for. In the distance is the old homestead of D.T. Flemming who had the foresight to create this beautiful place. The island of Kaho’olawe floats in the distance.
oil on canvas, 12x24in, available
High Tide
Painted on site at Baldwin Beach
oil on canvas, 24x30in, available
Persimmons Give Us a Kula Autumn
At my studio in Kula: unique among the trees in Hawaii, the persimmon trees show off their fall colors.
oil on canvas, 20x30in, available
Wailua
A valley on the Road to Hana: a piece of old Hawaii
oil on canvas, 3x6ft, available
Kapalua Coast
Painted on site at Fleming Beach, looking towards Lanai
oil on canvas, 24x48in, available
On The Lava Fields
At Ahihi Kinau Reserve, past Makena, where lava most recently flowed on Maui. The rocks are heated by the sun and cooled by the waves and wind.
oil on canvas, 20x24in, available
Crosswinds
The ‘iwa birds, or great frigates, soar over ‘Alau Island off the Hana coast.
oil on canvas, 24x36in, available
Princess Ka’iulani
Beloved princess of Hawaii
oil on canvas, 14x18in
Naupaka
Hawaiian maiden
oil on canvas, 14x18in
Hapu’u Wahine
Inspired by a vintage photograph: the beautiful determination of the woman struck me, and asked for the softness of the native fern to compliment her strength.
oil on canvas, 24x36in, available
Haloa
In Hawaiian myth kalo, or taro, is the elder brother of the Hawaiian people.
oil on canvas, 9x12in
Wander
A journey through the native rain forest.
oil on wood panel, 36x42in
Dancing the Roots
oil on canvas, 22x28in
Hula in the Ohia Forest
22x28in, oil on canvas
Weaving Grove
oil on canvas, 30x4oin, available
Lei Ladies
oil on canvas, 9x12in triptych, available
The Catch
oil on canvas, 9x12in triptych
Maui Catches the Island
oil on canvas installation, 2x2ft.
Surf Lesson
oil on canvas installation, 20x24in
Hokulea Arrival
oil on canvas installation, 2x4ft
Pu’u Mahoe Family Tree
mixed media, 20x24in, available
At the Garden Party: Jennifer and Friends
oil on canvas, 16x20in
It’s Happening! Garden Party, Wailuku
oil on canvas, 8x16in
Before the Launch
oil on canvas, 24x36in, available
Tying the ‘Ama
oil on canvas, 9x12in
Marshall Islands’ Canoe
oil on canvas, 14x18in
Maori Carvers
oil on canvas, 20x30in, available
Launching the Canoe
oil on canvas, 16x20in
Hokulea Night
oil on canvas, 20x24in
Hokulea
oil on canvas, 16x20in
Carving in the Shade
oil on canvas, 8x16in
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