Limited Editions- Hawaii Fine Art Photography
Find unique and one-of-a-kind fine art photography pieces at the Andrew Shoemaker Gallery. Located on Front Street in Lahaina, all visitors and residents are encouraged to visit us to explore and find limited edition art photography to adorn all spaces. Here, is where the fine art photography collector will find inspiration. Shoemaker’s limited edition art photography is perfect for your home, vacation properties, office and business spaces.
Over the years, limited edition art photography tends to increase in value more in comparison to open editions. By speaking with Andrew Shoemaker Gallery management, prospective buyers can easily learn more about the number of limited editions being created, as well as new pieces that may be added into the collection. Art collectors will enjoy a strong relationship with the Andrew Shoemaker Gallery Team.
Andrew Shoemaker’s Limited Edition Art Photography Collection
Pe’ahi
Pe’ahi Jaws is one of the largest waves in the world. Popular with big wave surfers from around the globe, there is nothing more epic than witnessing this natural wonder of Hawaii. Located on Maui’s North Shore, Pe’ahi is also very historical and culturally relevant area on Maui. The wave only breaks a handful of times during the year- making this is very rare occurrence in Maui and the Hawaiian Islands. Details: Acrylic Facemount, available in 48x24”, 60x30”, 72x36” and 120x60”. Learn more about this limited edition here
House of the Sun
10,023 ft high Mt. Haleakala is known in the ancient Hawaiian language as “House of the Rising Sun.” Without a doubt, sunrise or sunset at Haleakala is one of the most beautiful sights to see in Hawaii. During sunrise, viewers can watch the sun slowly rise over the clouds, revealing a burst of color throughout the sky. It is not only an invigorating experience, but one that is truly inspiring for all. Details: Acrylic Facemount, available in 48x24”, 60x30”, 72x36” and 120x60”. Learn more about this limited edition here
Na Pali Dreamin’
Located on the North West side of the Island of Kauai, the Na Pali Coast State Park consists of 6,175 acres. It’s a unbelievably awe-inspiring coastal hike (Kalaulau Trail) that offers a rugged trail, beach access and camping. Guests can also travel the Na Pali Coast via helicopter, charter tours or kayaking. Rich in Hawaiian history, the first settlers of the Na Pali Coast were Polynesian navigators (1200 AD). Here is a rare capture of an anuenue (rainbow) decorating the Na Pali Coastline. Details: Acrylic Facemount, available in 60x20”, 90x30”and 120x40”. Learn more about this limited edition here