As the largest purveyor of original antique maps, prints and engravings in the state of Hawaii, our holdings of original 17th, 18th, and 19th century imagery are substantial. read more...
Premium canvas... We print our own Giclées in our Lahaina studio just for you, using the finest archival inks, guaranteed not to fade or shift under normal circumstances for over 100 years. Our premium canvases are of the highest quality, and all of our canvas graphics (many of which are exclusive to us) are 100% waterproof. One of the advantages of our labor-intensive process, along with stability and color range, is the fact that our canvases can be displayed without glass. In addition to being glare-free, they are also easily cleaned, making them extremely versatile decorating choices. Our Giclées are not fragile, so you can display them with ease in any number of locations.
We print our own Giclées in our Lahaina studio just for you, using the finest archival inks, guaranteed not to fade or shift under normal circumstances for over 100 years. Our premium canvases are of the highest quality, and all of our canvas graphics (many of which are exclusive to us) are 100% waterproof. One of the advantages of our labor-intensive process, along with stability and color range, is the fact that our canvases can be displayed without glass. In addition to being glare-free, they are also easily cleaned, making them extremely versatile decorating choices. Our Giclées are not fragile, so you can display them with ease in any number of locations.
"A Map of the Hawaiian Islands" Published by Sheldon Dibble, 1843 Sheldon Dibble published this beautiful reproduction of an early mapping of the Hawaiian Islands in his book, History of the Sandwich Islands, in 1843. Dibble taught history at the missionary seminary at Lahainaluna and used its press to issue the book. This rare map was engraved and printed by Dibble's students from copper sheeting and is a testament to the focus, drive, and ingenuity of those early high school students. In addition to this book, Dibble also assisted in the translation of the Bible, as well as a dozen other translations of scholarly and scriptural works for the benefit of the Hawaiian people.
