"Kawaiola" Matted Print by Antoinette Powell- 8" x 10"
8 x10-inch "Kawaiola" Matted Print by Antoinette Powell along side a larger version.
"Kawaiola" Matted Print by Antoinette Powell- 8" x 10"
8x10-inch "Kawaiola" Matted Print by Antoinette Powell along side a larger version.

"Kawaiola" Matted Print by Antoinette Powell- 8" x 10"

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  • “Kawaiola”– A Breath of Hawaiian Life Captured in Vibrant Color 

    In Antoinette Powell's painting "Kawaiola," a picturesque scene from the early 1900s era unfolds before your eyes. The focal point is a quaint Hawaiian chapel. The sun bathes the chapel in a warm afternoon glow, and the surrounding lush tropical foliage serves as nature’s embracing frame. A woman sits on the chapel's porch, her hands carefully weaving a flower lei. 

    • 8” x 10”
    • Matted 
    • 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. Her artwork was inspired by the culture found inside the Center. She was taught by some of the finest artists in the Mountain West, and her style is impressionistic, with soft brushwork and highly chromatic color.
  • “Kawaiola”– A Breath of Hawaiian Life Captured in Vibrant Color 

    In Antoinette Powell's painting "Kawaiola," a picturesque scene from the early 1900s era unfolds before your eyes. The focal point is a quaint Hawaiian chapel. The sun bathes the chapel in a warm afternoon glow, and the surrounding lush tropical foliage serves as nature’s embracing frame. A woman sits on the chapel's porch, her hands carefully weaving a flower lei. 

    • 8” x 10”
    • Matted 
    • 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. Her artwork was inspired by the culture found inside the Center. She was taught by some of the finest artists in the Mountain West, and her style is impressionistic, with soft brushwork and highly chromatic color.
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