"Sunlit Waterfall" Print by Antoinette Powell 8" x 10"

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Majesty and Color at a Sunlit Waterfall

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Majesty and Color at a Sunlit Waterfall
In the heart of the Polynesian Cultural Center, a vibrant sunlit waterfall steals the breath of all who pass by. Nestled amidst the verdant surroundings, a bamboo bridge gracefully traverses the cascading waters while bright red and oranges blossoms punctuate the scene. The waterfall creates a mesmerizing display of power and serenity as it cascades over jagged volcanic rocks. Against the canvas of a blue sky dotted with fluffy white clouds, Antoinette Powell's painting, “Sunlit Waterfall” captures the essence of this picturesque oasis.
- 8” x 10” Matted Print
- By Antoinette Powell
About the Artist– Annette Powell is an artist from Eden, Utah. She served as a volunteer at the Polynesian Cultural Center for two years. Taught by some of the finest artists in the Mountain West, her style is impressionistic with soft brushwork and highly chromatic color. She took advantage of afternoon sunlight to capture her impressions of the lush landscapes, diverse cultures and Polynesian activities that take place in the Center. She hopes that her paintings will resonate with visitors’ experiences and will serve as a happy reminder of their memories for years to come.
Majesty and Color at a Sunlit Waterfall

In the heart of the Polynesian Cultural Center, a vibrant sunlit waterfall steals the breath of all who pass by. Nestled amidst the verdant surroundings, a bamboo bridge gracefully traverses the cascading waters while bright red and oranges blossoms punctuate the scene. The waterfall creates a mesmerizing display of power and serenity as it cascades over jagged volcanic rocks. Against the canvas of a blue sky dotted with fluffy white clouds, Antoinette Powell's painting, “Sunlit Waterfall” captures the essence of this picturesque oasis.
- 8” x 10” Matted Print
- By Antoinette Powell
About the Artist– Annette Powell is an artist from Eden, Utah. She served as a volunteer at the Polynesian Cultural Center for two years. Taught by some of the finest artists in the Mountain West, her style is impressionistic with soft brushwork and highly chromatic color. She took advantage of afternoon sunlight to capture her impressions of the lush landscapes, diverse cultures and Polynesian activities that take place in the Center. She hopes that her paintings will resonate with visitors’ experiences and will serve as a happy reminder of their memories for years to come.

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