Print: Hawaiian Wildlife Art, Nene Goose - Rosalie Mae Prussing, Signed & Numbered 217/750, Vintage 1970s

Two Nene birds, painted by Rosalie Mae Prussing in a burst of tropical color — fifty years of painting Hawaii, distilled into eight inches of pure joy.

• Maker: Rosalie Mae Prussing (artist), signed and numbered 217/750
• Materials: Card stock, original signed limited edition print
• Dimensions: 8" × 8" total (6" × 6" image)
• Origin: USA (Hawaii)
• Era: Vintage, 1970s–1980s
• Condition: Excellent — print front excellent; minor tape residue on reverse from previous framing. Unframed; ships in acid-free bag and rigid envelope. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

One available — a wonderful piece for a Rosalie Mae Prussing collector, a Hawaiian art enthusiast, a bird or botanical print lover, or anyone who wants a piece of genuine aloha spirit on their wall.

Rosalie Mae Prussing (1924–2011) arrived in Hawaii in 1959 and fell in love with the islands the moment she stepped off the plane — and she never really left. For over fifty years she painted Hawaii with the whimsy, warmth, and botanical precision that made her one of the most beloved artists in the Hawaiian Islands, exhibited in museums and galleries and represented in private collections around the world. The Nene — nēnē in Hawaiian — is the official state bird of Hawaii, found nowhere else on earth; related to the Canada Goose, it migrated to the islands thousands of years ago and adapted entirely to island life. Prussing painted them with obvious affection, surrounded by the lush flora of the islands in a composition as botanically rich as it is joyful.

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