1986 Vintage Rosalie Prussing SIGNED & NUMBERED Lithograph (498/750)

$ 52.8

Signed By: Rosalie Prussing Time Period Produced: 1980-1989 Period: Contemporary (1970 - 2020) Material: Paper Year of Production: 1986 Framing: Framed Unit of Sale: Single Piece Signed: Yes Item Height: 15 in Handmade: Yes Type: Print Subject: hawaii Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Culture: Native Hawaiians Production Technique: Giclée Print height: 15 in Artist: Rosalie Prussing Item Length: 12 in Region of Origin: Hawaii, USA Features: Numbered

Description

1986 Vintage Rosalie Prussing SIGNED & NUMBERED Lithograph (498/750). Artist: Rosalie Prussing (Hand Signed). Authenticity: Hand-signed in pencil by Rosalie Prussing and numbered 498 of 750. Year of Production: 1986. Size: Approx. 9" x 12" (Image). Item Specifics: Artist: Rosalie Prussing (Hand Signed) Title: Pink Palace - Waikiki Medium: Lithograph (Full Color Reproduction from Water Base Painting) Edition: Limited Edition #498/750 Year of Production: 1986 Subject: Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Waikiki, Hawaii Style: Folk Art / Naive Art Features: Hand Signed, Numbered, Framed, Provenance/History on Back Size: Approx. 9" x 12" (Image) Description: Capture the "Charm and Elegance" of old Waikiki with this vibrant, limited-edition lithograph by the beloved Hawaii artist Rosalie Prussing. Titled "Pink Palace - Waikiki," this piece depicts the iconic Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Prussing’s signature whimsical style, featuring a serene figure on a bench and her trademark "Mynah bird" hidden in the scene. Key Highlights: Authenticity: Hand-signed in pencil by Rosalie Prussing and numbered 498 of 750. Provenance: The back of the frame includes a rare 1986 insert from Tongg Publishing providing historical context on the "Pink Palace" (built in 1927) and a "Late Bloomer" newspaper profile on the artist’s career. Condition: The print remains bright and colorful. The frame is a period-appropriate lavender/purple metal that complements the pink hues of the hotel. Framing: Professionally framed by "House of Frames and Gallery" with a saw-tooth hanger on the back, ready for display.