This art print made from an original ink and watercolor is #2 of 3 in a series commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Hawaii State Capitol building and was selected for the Spring 2019 Hawaii Watercolor Society show. When the morning sun is low in the sky, the light reaches far into the recesses and highlights the architectural elements that reminds us of Hawaii's "open sea, open sky, open doorways, open arms and open hearts" which Governor Burns described during the dedication of the building in 1959. Some of the architectural elements include the conical-shaped structure representing the islands rising out of the ocean and the concrete columns which are abstracted versions of palm trees. The museum-quality print is made on heavy-duty acid-free archival matte paper and ships rolled in a protected mailing tube. Mats and frames are not included.
