Ae o Flies in for the Turning of the Tide
The word is Ae'o! It refers to the Hawaiian Stilt. The website cannot deal with the diacritical marks. Acrylic, 10 x 16, this was painted during a day of pounding surf. The tide rose suddenly, evicting a sun bather and her dogs and welcoming the wilder side - a Hawaiian Stilt or Ae'o coming in to look for lunch.
This painting is sold but prints are available:
I have tested the canvas print quality and was pleased with the results. The company assures me that these are archival Giclee prints:
"The Giclee canvases and pigment inks are archival and are sprayed with a topcoat to help protect them from the elements. Generally speaking, these will last about 75 years."
Regards,
Artspan/Jewelspan Support
This painting is sold but prints are available:
I have tested the canvas print quality and was pleased with the results. The company assures me that these are archival Giclee prints:
"The Giclee canvases and pigment inks are archival and are sprayed with a topcoat to help protect them from the elements. Generally speaking, these will last about 75 years."
Regards,
Artspan/Jewelspan Support