ARTIST'S NAME OF 4 HAWAIIAN PRINTS - SAME AS ONES ON VINTAGE PAN AM MENUS?

I found these hunting a local thrift store. I'm pretty sure they are by a known artist whose work was also used on some vintage Pan Am first class menus (I sold some a few years back).
Are these by that artist?
What was the artist's name?
I believe these are from the same period - is there a way to tell for sure?
As always, thank you for any info; it is appreciated.

 

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/a-very-cool-thrift-store-find.27480/#post-365389

Here’s the other thread. (I think)

 

https://www.etsy.com/listing/588304...MI2Z3-ycKg4QIVwiCtBh254gbnEAQYBCABEgI_RvD_BwE

According to this, the artist is Eugene Savage, but check further to verify.

 

I remember it well now that I looked at it! Plus, it was only 10 months ago, not several years ! Also funny as hell reading that old post & how it curved to sweetbreads & kidney pie! But the last comment about hoping it's not with a chianti & farva (?) beans...hilarious!
PS - fyi, one of my favorite dishes is shepard's pie; ground beef, mash potatoes & corn stacked all pretty...then you smash it all together & enjoy!

 

um... I just realized I should have put that on the other link!

 

Also - Thanks I need help!

 

Your Welcome.

 

Hi,
I always thought shepherd's pie was ground lamb not beef. Is my mind going bad so fast??? I just hate when people make Chile con carne with pinto beans. Chile is made with beef and chile sauce.
greg

 

Greg - go to other thread! I expounded on the subject!

Baaaaaaaaaaaa!

 

The mats appear to be badly foxed. You'll want to separate them from the prints so they don't do any (further) damage.

Debora