Petroglyphs in Surf. Ka Lae, Ka'u District, Island of Hawai'i

• Carved in the dark lava rock, these petroglyphs would otherwise be invisible when submerged except for a fortuitous circumstance-the surf has filled them with bits of dazzling white broken shell while sweeping the surrounding are clear. With each surge, they appear and disappear, as if swimming. Their meaning remains a mystery.
(The Ka Lae petroglyphs are referred to in Corson's novel Aloha, Mr. Lucky-tell us the page number and receive a free museum exhibition brochure of Corson's photographs.)

• Part of the Orongo Editions series

• Beautifully reproduced from the original hand-painted black and white photograph by Corson Hirschfeld

• Printed on heavy100% rag, coated paper. The image has a feathered edge, surrounded by a wide white field including a caption in deep gray (can be matted out if desired). The signature and print number are hand-signed immediately below the image.

• 13 1/2" x 18."

• Edition of 1,000

$ 55.00 + $ 10.00 S+H (US only) = $ 65.00
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