Vintage Hawaii Photograph of Grass Hula Skirts and Hula Girls

This wonderful vintage image is from Oahu, Hawaii, captured by my late father-in-law Professor Jean Cazemajou in 1958. Three girls dressed in hula costumes are part of a Kodak tourist show performed for early Hawaii tourists before it became a state. These were the days of singer Alfred Apaka and his official Hawaii Aloha Week song "Gay Hawaiian Party."

This picture is part of a book my wife Agnès and I are putting together with the working title "Midcentury Road Trip: Images from a French Family's American Adventure in the 1950s." She was a child during this trip. This photograph represents my passion for heritage photography. The original photo by Jean is on a color film slide which I rescued and expertly scanned and restored with painstaking faith to the original. The art print follows my principles of tender loving care outlined below.

Title: Hawaii #4

 Sizes: 5x7, 8x12, 11x17, 16x24, 20x30

Orientation: Horizontal

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