“Queen’s Banyan” by Mark Brown is a 12x24 framed plein air oil painting capturing the beauty of Waikīkī’s banyan trees. Discover authentic Hawaiian art at Magnolia Hawaii.
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Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Waikīkī’s historic banyan trees through “Queen’s Banyan,” a 12x24 framed original oil painting by celebrated Hawai‘i plein air artist Mark Brown. Painted entirely on location, this piece captures the dappled light, sweeping roots, and majestic presence of one of Hawai‘i’s most iconic natural landmarks.
Mark’s plein air technique brings immediacy and intimacy to the scene — each brushstroke alive with color, shadow, and movement. The painting radiates a deep connection to place, evoking the quiet reverence that locals and visitors alike feel when standing beneath these storied trees at Queen’s Surf Beach.
Mark Brown is one of Hawai‘i’s foremost plein air oil painters and a respected instructor at the University of Hawai‘i. His award-winning paintings are created entirely outdoors, where he works quickly to capture the ever-changing light and atmosphere of his surroundings.
Known for his expressive brushwork and luminous palette, Mark’s paintings celebrate Hawai‘i’s natural beauty — from its golden beaches to its shaded groves. His work is held in collections throughout the islands and beyond, admired for its authenticity and heartfelt connection to the land.
Medium: Original oil on canvas
Dimensions: 12x24 inches (framed)
Subject: Banyan trees at Queen’s Surf Beach, Waikīkī
Technique: Plein air oil painting, painted entirely outdoors
Origin: Hand-painted in Hawai‘i
Finish: Professionally framed and ready to hang
Collectors of fine Hawaiian plein air art
Lovers of Waikīkī and Hawai‘i’s historic natural beauty
Adding warmth and authenticity to home or office spaces
A meaningful, one-of-a-kind gift celebrating island artistry
At Magnolia Hawaii, we’re proud to represent Mark Brown, whose plein air paintings capture the living spirit of the islands with depth and heart. “Queen’s Banyan” is more than a painting—it’s a moment of stillness, light, and aloha preserved in oil and canvas.
