UNIQUE ISLAND ART
Al Furtado
Al Furtado
Al Furtado’s paintings capture the soul of Hawaii’s culture. His luau scenes sway with the movement of the dancers and capture the joy of the celebration. While his scenes of lei- and quilt-making evoke the deep reverence the Hawaiian people hold for their traditions, and the importance of passing them on to future generations. Furtado’s style is reminiscent of post-impressionism with bold colors laid out in broad strokes and expressive, implied lines creating an effect of subtle motion.
Based in Honolulu, Hawaii, 1930-2012.
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Glowing to DanceAcrylic on canvas, 36x24, Contact for price -
Keiki Hula RecitalAcrylic on canvas, 30x40, SOLD -
Mililani (Beloved Child of Heaven)Acrylic on canvas, 30x20, Contact for price -
Poi My Boy Will Make You a ManAcrylic on canvas, 30x36, SOLD, Available in giclée -
Polo 1Acrylic on canvas, 20x26, Contact for price -
Polo 3Acrylic on canvas, 24x30, Contact for price -
Prepping for RecitalAcrylic on canvas, 30x40, SOLD, Available in giclée -
Proud Pa'usAcrylic on canvas, 30x36, Contact for price -
PuananiAcrylic on canvas, 26x20, Contact for price -
Puppy LoveAcrylic on canvas, 30x20, Contact for price -
The Kneeling DancersAcrylic on canvas, 40x30, Contact for price -
The Seated Kane GuitaristAcrylic on canvas, 30x20, Contact for price -
Weaving Floral LeisPastel on Paper, 30x40, Contact for price -
Windward Pa'ina (Collaboration with Mark Howard)Acrylic on canvas, 40x30, Contact for price, Available in giclée -
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Hawaiian WahineAcrylic on canvas, 20x30, Contact for price