1984 Pegge Hopper "Peahi Kui Lei" Limited Edition Serigraph 263/284 Framed & Matted Behind Plexiglass Very Good +

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1984 Printing
Very Good + Condition Print
and Very Good Frame

Pegge Hopper
"Peahi Kui Lei"
(Lei Making Fan)

Artist … Read more 1984 Printing
Very Good + Condition Print
and Very Good Frame

Pegge Hopper
"Peahi Kui Lei"
(Lei Making Fan)

Artist Hand Signed and Numbered
Limited Edition 263/284
Framed, Matted, Behind Plexiglass
& Ready to Display

framed size approximately 45" Wide x 35" High
image size approximately 35" Wide x 26" High

Enchanting and Beautiful

Fine Hawaiian Collector Item

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Please read ! This lovely Hawaiian Woman in a Serigraph print was created by renowned Hawaiian Artist Pegge Hopper ~ the print is in Very Good + overall condition and the frame is in very good condition with a small chip missing on the top left frame towards the back ~ there are some minor issues with some small nicks on the plexiglass and the frame only along with light signs of handling on the frame ~ it's ready to add Hawaiian charm to any room you choose to display it ~ please see photos for condition details ~ all shipments include tracking number ~ All items are from a smoke free environment. We ship orders every day, and same day when possible. Your complete satisfaction is our goal! ~ all shipments include tracking number ~ All items are from a smoke free environment. We ship orders every day, and same day when possible. Your complete satisfaction is our goal!

About the Artist, Pegge Hopper:

Pegge Hopper was born in Oakland, California and attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. Her first job was with Raymond Loewy Associates in New York, where she designed murals for department stores. This was followed by a year of travel through Europe. In Milan, Italy she worked for La Rinascente for two years designing posters and graphics.

Pegge moved to Hawaii in 1963 and took a job as an art director with an advertising agency. In 1970, she began a series of paintings of Island women, and she has exhibited these paintings in one-person shows in Hawaii as well as Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle.

Pegge has had numerous one-person shows including The Contemporary Arts Center in Honolulu, Mauna Lani Bay Hotel, O’Grady in Chicago, Kimzey Miller Gallery in Seattle and at Parco in Japan.

Her work is represented in many private and public collections including the permanent collections of the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, The Honolulu Advertiser and Contemporary Arts Center in Hawaii, American Hawaii Cruise Lines, the renowned Bishop Museum, the Honolulu International Airport and the Pacific Club.

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