Large Pamela Andelin Oil Painting Of Young Girl Maui 1990

Large Pamela Andelin Oil Painting Of Young Girl visiting Maui in 1990 Oil Portrait of a Girl when visiting Hana, Maui in 1990 and gifted to her by her grandfather. Included is the note to the young girl from her grandfather. Also, pictures of the girl and Pamela Andelin. It measures approximately 28.5” X 28.5” X 1.5” in the frame. Please review all photos as they are part of the description. About the Artist: “Pamela Andelin, considered one of Hawaii’s finest plein aire artists, was born in Hawaii and has been painting the islands for over 25 years. Her career started while she was living on the island of Lanai where her father, artist Emerson Andelin, would take her with him as he painted on location. Emerson, famous for his beautiful art deco murals painted for the old theaters of Hawaii, was a great influence on Pam. “I learned a lot from my father,” she says. “Our home was always artistically put together, the art environment was all around me. I grew up with interesting composition and creativity everywhere.” Pam now divides her time between her family home in Kaimuki and a little house high up on Maui’s Mt. Haleakala in Keokea. Pam works mostly in oils, but occasionally works with watercolor and monoprints. Her depictions of Hawaii’s landscapes, street scenes and people are known for their vibrant color, splashes of spontaneity and island-impressionistic style. All of her paintings are done on location. Her subjects include the pineapple fields of Kapalua, the streets of Chinatown in Honolulu and the luscious flower garden of her friend, Herbert Shim.”

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Features

Signed, Framed, Matted

Size

Medium (up to 36in.)

Color

Multicolor

Style

Contemporary

Medium

Oil