Hawaiian & Asian Mid-Century Fine Art Gallery
Spirit of Fire (Pele)
Composition VII
This painting was commissioned by Neiman Marcus. In 1993, Tadashi Sato used the well-known form of the East Coast shell, the sand dollar, as the basis of this work and its abstract expressionist design. Within this…
Untitled (After Raphel)
This piece resembles Renaissance paintings like those of Raphael. Akaji was studying Italian…
Yellow Destiny by Sei Saito
Pattern of the blue waves by Chikuhou Morimura
Tremble Cat
by Sei Saito
Blue Skies by Sei Saito
Nephrite Jade Tsung
Ma Gu by Fang Chunnian
Composition '79 by Tadashi Sato
This painting is done by Jean Charlot, and it’s dated 1922.
This is a very…
Shunsho by Nakamura Daizaburo (Japanese & English Ver.)
The style of Nakamura daizaburo comes from traditional Japanese…
Trinidad by Jean Charlot
Art Deco Stone Tile
by Marguerite Blasingame
Rantei / Waisted vase form hoop handle basket
Hikuera by Robert Lee Eskridge
Jigoku Tayū by Kainosho Tadaoto ?
Specializing in Mid Century Artwork
The TUSHA Fine Art Gallery is dedicated to the fine arts and antiques of Hawai’i and Polynesia. With a special focus on mid-century paintings and sculptures, the gallery showcases forms of abstract expressionism which includes works from the Metcalf Chateau, a prominent group of Asian American artists such as Tadashi Sato, Jerry Okimoto, and Satoru Abe.
TUSHA Fine Art Gallery
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Hawaii Art Gallery based in Honolulu
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Consultations available upon request for estates and art evaluations.
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