Theodore Wores ART FOR SALE

Ainahau was the name of the ten-acre Waikiki coconut grove and estate given to Princess Kaiulani by her godmother, Princess Ruth Keelikolani, at the baby princess's baptismal ceremony. Ainahau was torn down in 1955 to make room for hotels and residential buildings.

Japanese woman seated indoors playing a lute with a garden and arched bridge beyond. Painted in Japan in 1893, the work reflects Theodore Wores’ refined figural style and interest in Japanese subjects.