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Hawaii State Art Museum

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14 paintings

  • Waimea Canyon, Kauai
    Waimea Canyon, Kauai
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    1909 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Koolau Cliffs, Oahu
    Koolau Cliffs, Oahu
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    1913 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Panorama of Waimea Canyon
    Panorama of Waimea Canyon
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    1900s · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Lahaina Beach - West Maui
    Lahaina Beach - West Maui
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    1932 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Kaneohe Bay Fish Ponds
    Kaneohe Bay Fish Ponds
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    1920s · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Kokee Trees, Kauai
    Kokee Trees, Kauai
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    1913 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Kaneohe Bay Fish Ponds
    Kaneohe Bay Fish Ponds
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    1920s · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Mokoli'i Island at Twilight
    Mokoli'i Island at Twilight
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    1925 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Lanai from Lahaina, Maui
    Lanai from Lahaina, Maui
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    1930 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Moonlight on Ocean (Kauai)
    Moonlight on Ocean (Kauai)
    Alfred Richard Gurrey, Sr.
    c. 1918 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Dusk at Kilauea Kauai
    Dusk at Kilauea Kauai
    Alfred Richard Gurrey, Sr.
    1914 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Alfred Richard Gurrey, Sr.
    1920 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Honolulu from off Shore
    Honolulu from off Shore
    William A. Coulter
    1882 · Hawaii State Art Museum
  • Koolau Mountains from Wahiawa
    Koolau Mountains from Wahiawa
    Helen Thomas Dranga
    · Hawaii State Art Museum
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