Artist: Blaise Domino

Title: Island of O'ahu

Medium: Lithograph on Paper

Art Dimensions: 18 H x 25 W inches

Framed Dimensions: 25 H x 33 W inches


ARTIST BIO:

Blaise is the world's foremost historical cartographic artist. He creates historical documents by researching and interpreting history, and drawing original maps using visual vignettes. Not only does he depict historical personalities and events but also the ecological and cultural conditions of the past.

He places these maps in historical context, and with each passing day, his work becomes more valued. His collection is valued for its unique beauty and educational content as well as its investment possibilities. A signature on any of these fine art pieces further enhances their worth.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Prominent Historical Cartographic Artist Blaise Domino first came to Hawaii as a military dependent in 1960. He came to artistic prominence as a fine art student, first at Louisiana State University and then at the University of Hawaii, where he won the Grand Prize at the First All Armed Forces Art Show in 1962 with an untitled abstract expressionist oil painting. He continued his studies at San Jose State and the Sorbonne and University of Paris.

After extensive study and travel in Europe and North Africa, Blaise returned to Hawaii to pursue more commercial art, developing an aerial view style of Picture/Map for Delta Air Lines, Western Airlines, Gray Line Hawaii, the State of Hawaii and others.

Source: https://www.blaisedominoart.com/about-the-artist

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