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Charles Furneaux

American artist (1835-1913)

Born in Boston.

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A life in paintings

Born 183512 dated paintingsDied 1913

17 works

  • Waikiki with a view of Diamond Head
    Waikiki with a view of Diamond Head
    Charles Furneaux
    1880s
  • Hilo
    Hilo
    Charles Furneaux
    1880s · Honolulu Museum of Art
  • Diamond Head, Waikiki Beach, and Helumoa Coconut Grove, Honolulu
    Diamond Head, Waikiki Beach, and Helumoa Coconut Grove, Honolulu
    Charles Furneaux
    c. 1880–1885
  • River of Lava Issuing From Mauna Loa, Hawaii, USA
    River of Lava Issuing From Mauna Loa, Hawaii, USA
    Charles Furneaux
    1880–1881 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
  • Natives Viewing the Hilo Flow
    Natives Viewing the Hilo Flow
    Charles Furneaux
    1881 · Bishop Museum
  • John Hall’s grass house on the bank of ravine showing flags set up to ward off lava
    John Hall’s grass house on the bank of ravine showing flags set up to ward off lava
    Charles Furneaux
    1881 · Bishop Museum
  • John Hall's grass house after the lava came upon it
    John Hall's grass house after the lava came upon it
    Charles Furneaux
    1881 · Bishop Museum
  • Eruption from Hilo Bay
    Eruption from Hilo Bay
    Charles Furneaux
    1881
  • Waikiki Beach
    Waikiki Beach
    Charles Furneaux
    1882
  • The Crater of Kilauea, Hawaii, USA
    The Crater of Kilauea, Hawaii, USA
    Charles Furneaux
    1883 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
  • Grass Shack on a Shore, Vicinity of Hilo
    Grass Shack on a Shore, Vicinity of Hilo
    Charles Furneaux
    1890s · Honolulu Museum of Art
  • Waikiki Beach
    Waikiki Beach
    Charles Furneaux
    1890s
  • Kilauea
    Kilauea
    Charles Furneaux
  • Kilauea
    Kilauea
    Charles Furneaux
  • Landscape Study, Melrose, Massachusetts
    Landscape Study, Melrose, Massachusetts
    Charles Furneaux
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