Category:Juliette May Fraser murals in the Hawaii State Library
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In 1934, Juliette May Fraser covered the walls a room in the Hawaii State Library with murals, as an employee of the Works Progress Administration. The murals depict Hawaiian legends. They are now partly obstructed because of architectural renovations, including lowering the ceiling to accommodate air conditioning.
Media in category "Juliette May Fraser murals in the Hawaii State Library"
The following 12 files are in this category, out of 12 total.
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'Aukele the Seeker' by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 3,232 × 2,696; 1.16 MB
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'How Kana Brought back the Sun, Moon, and Stars' by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 4,000 × 2,284; 1.35 MB
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'Kahawali and the Sled' by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 2,564 × 2,348; 699 KB
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'Punia and the Sharks' by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 2,184 × 2,960; 773 KB
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'The Arrow and the Swing' by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 3,000 × 4,000; 2.37 MB
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'The Flood' by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 2,068 × 2,572; 660 KB
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'The Owl and the Menehune' by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 2,216 × 1,980; 568 KB
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'The Princess of Paliuli' by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 2,236 × 2,292; 480 KB
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'The Woman from under the Sea' by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 2,468 × 3,000; 973 KB
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'Umi the Conqueror' (left side of door) by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 4,000 × 1,804; 1.1 MB
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HawaiiStateLibrary-murals+books.JPG 2,048 × 1,536; 614 KB
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Mural of unidentified Hawaiian legend by Juliette May Fraser.JPG 2,784 × 2,044; 701 KB
