Florence L. Parkhurst
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  (1.)  Ka Uhana `O Ka Hula
 
  (2.)  E Hula I Ka Hoku
   
  (3.)  Spirit Of The Hula
 
  (4.)  Looking Makai

(5.)  Ancient Hula

       
(6.)  Kanikapila   (7.)  Kane And Wahine Hula


(8.)  Anthiriums


(9.)  Another Secret Place


(10.)Makai Lanai

 
     
3 Hula dancers 23x28


  A Plumaria for Tutu 22x28


  Aechmea Faciata 20x24


 
     
Ka U hane O Ka Hula IX 22x28


  Awapuhi 22x28


  Day dreaming 22x28


 
     
E Hana Lei Ana IV 22x28


  Guzmania Puna Gold 22x28


  Heliconia 20x24


 
     
Picnic III 28x22


  Wave destination Maui II 22x24


  Pau Hana 40x30

 
     
Kama'aina 4 28x24


  Keiki Hula 24x20


  Orchids 22x20


 
     

Kane Ka Pila IV 22x28



  Kamaiki II 22x28


  Kamaiki Hanalei 22x28


 
     
Lei Greeters 22x28


  Lei Maker 20x22


  Looking Makai 22x28


 
     
Members of the Halau II 22x28


  Ohana Kane Kani Kapila 22x28


  Still life with Tulips 20x24


 
     
Pua Waihines 22x28


  Rainbow Eucalyptist 20x24


  Red Antheriums 20x24


 
     
White Anthurims and Bird of Paradise
 20x24


  Waterfall on the way to Hana 2


  Vriesca Zamorensis 20x24


 
     
Tutu in her garden 22x28


  Two Plants 20x24


  Vriesca Poelmanii 20x24


 

 
Tillandsia Hybrid II 20x24


  Tillandsia Hybrid 20x24


 
Sunworshippers IV 28x22


  Zinnias 24x20



 



Florence L. Parkhurst
Born in Gloucester, Massachusetts, the year 1917
Media: Oil on Canvas
Style: Portraits and creator of her own painting style
Years of Experience: Over 75 years
Organizations: Rockport Art Association, Lahaina Arts Society, Kihei Arts Council (past president) & Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center

Florence first had an interest in art while attending grammar school and was singled out by her teacher and encouraged to take outside art lessons. She studied under the late Charles Allen & Alice Beach Winter, both famous commercial artists specializing in portraits and landscapes. She was encouraged by both teachers to study full time as an art student, but because of the depression, Florence’s mother encouraged her into a profession as an Occupational Therapist.

Florence first attended the Boston Museum’s School of Art Institute and later attended the Chicago Art Institute, while being Executive Director at the DuPage Easter Seal Treatment Center. Honing her gift as an artist, she continued to paint portraits and was searching for a style of painting all her own. It wasn’t until she moved to Maui in 1969 and became the Director of the Occupational Therapy Department at Hale Makua, where she still volunteers, that she found her own style of painting in late 1969 and early 1970. She took many classes on Maui from Tadashi Sato, Dick Nelson, Parashacti Gilchrist and Gloria Foss. Florence paints the local people of Hawaii through dancing, talking story, celebrating, playing music and being themselves as well as Hawaiian scenery. This style has been used by other artists over the years and continues to be very popular. Not only is her style unique and simple, but also has the special gift of the painting communicating a message to you. She credit’s God for her art’s inspiration.

Florence’s art has sold all over the United States and especially in Hawaii. Her artwork has been displayed at the Maui County mayor’s art show, all three-art societies on Maui, art galleries, banks and restaurants across Maui. She has taken first place with her art at ‘The World Bromeliad Conference’ in Orlando Florida. Her art has also been featured on the book cover of ‘Maui Art & Creative People’. A poster of her ‘Spirit of the Hula’ artwork has been produced and distributed, along with four different art paintings for greeting cards. T-Shirt designs by Florence have also been printed and produced.
 


Pricing on "Giclee" reproductions:

1) 20" x 24" reproduction painting stretched on canvas frame $325.00.

2) 22" x 28" reproduction painting stretched on canvas frame $450.00.

3) 30" x 40" reproduction painting stretched on canvas frame $675.00

 Shipping by C.O.D., plus $50.00 for plywood shipping crate.

 Payment by US Postal Money Order, sent to PO Box 827, Makawao, Hawaii 96768.

 All paintings can be reproduced at 20" x 24", 22" x 28" or 30" x 40". Other sizes available by special order.


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