Hana Morning

Art Print / Giclée on paperLarry Dotson

Hana Morning

Style & Movement

Contemporary Coastal Realism / Tropical Illustration

Medium & Technique

Mechanical print (likely giclée or high-quality lithograph) of an original oil painting; features smooth color transitions and sharp illustrative detail.

Creation Period

Late 20th to early 21st century (Contemporary)

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 8x10 or 11x14 inches; Vertical (Portrait) format mounted on a white mat board.

Subject Description

A scenic coastal landscape of Hana, Maui, viewed through the framing branches of Hala (Pandanus) trees. The composition features deep blue ocean waters meeting a rugged, lush coastline under a soft, hazy sky.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good to Very Good; however, the protective plastic sleeve is aged and yellowing, and there appears to be tape residue or moisture-related yellowing on the outer matting.

Estimated Market Value

$25 - $75 USD

Auction Estimate

$20 - $50 USD

Provenance History

Likely purchased from a commercial gallery or art festival in Hawaii or Disney's Epcot (where the artist is a frequent featured guest). Accompanied by a printed artist biography.

Art Historical Significance

Larry Dotson is a well-known commercial artist celebrated for his depictions of Hawaii and his collaborations with Disney Parks. His work is significant within the niche of contemporary Hawaiian vacation art and Disney collectibles.

Notable Features

Hand-signed by the artist in the lower right margin and hand-titled in the lower left; includes a biographical insert detailing the artist's background in aerospace illustration and his connection to Maui.

Condition Issues

Visible yellowing and degradation of the plastic packaging; potential adhesive staining on the mat border; slight waviness to the paper support.

Conservation Recommendations

Remove from the original plastic sleeve and acidic matting immediately to prevent further yellowing. Re-mount using acid-free, archival materials and frame under UV-protective glass.

Identified on 4/23/2026