Four Bays (LIMITED RELEASE)

$80.00
  • Original oil painting reproduced as ten 16×20 archival giclée prints — LIMITED RELEASE

  • Printed on museum-quality paper with pigment-based inks

  • Ships from Lahaina, Maui within 3 business days; cost is calculated at checkout

  • Original oil painting reproduced as ten 16×20 archival giclée prints — LIMITED RELEASE

  • Printed on museum-quality paper with pigment-based inks

  • Ships from Lahaina, Maui within 3 business days; cost is calculated at checkout

The Story

My father-in-law grew up on Maui with nine siblings, many of whom would fish and play in these four bays. For them, the view is their history. We are looking south from Kapalua across Honolua Bay, Mokuleia (Slaughterhouse Beach), Honokahua (Fleming Beach), and Oneloa (Ironwoods).

Print Details

  • Paper & Printing: Museum-quality 16x20 giclée print on acid-free paper, ensuring true-to-original colors and exceptional longevity

  • Edition: Each print comes with a signed certificate of authenticity

Care Instructions

  • Always handle prints with clean, dry hands

  • Handle prints by edges when unframed

  • Store flat in a clean, dry place

Shipping & Packaging

  • Prints up to 8×10 come placed on supportive backing board in clear, acid-free plastic sleeves

  • Larger prints are carefully rolled in Glassine sheets and shipped in secure mailing tubes

  • I carefully package all prints from my home in Lahaina, Maui

  • Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity and hand-written thank-you note

  • Shipping time varies by destination, but you'll receive a USPS tracking number as soon as your print ships, so you can follow your print's journey from Hawaii to your doorstep

Framing Recommendations

The most common sizes (8x10, 11x14) fit into off-the-shelf frames, and less common sizes are easily available through Amazon, while custom framing is available at local frame shops for larger sizes or specialty presentations.

When framing, I recommend using UV-protective glass or acrylic to shield your print from sun damage. Regular glass works well for indoor spaces away from direct sunlight, while museum glass offers maximum protection and reduced glare.

For a professional finish, consider working with a local frame shop, where experts can guide you through options like float mounting (where the print appears to hover within the frame) or traditional matting to enhance the presentation of your piece.