Pegge Hopper Gallery

Our founder came to Honolulu in ’63, working as an art director before founding the gallery. She stopped exhibiting in 1956, working for Raymond Loewy in NYC. She painted in Milan from 1961-63. Her career included illustration in la Rinascente. Pegge was born in Oakland and studied under Lorser Feitelson at the Los Angeles Art Center College of Design.

Online business for Peggy Hopper and the decline in mortar stores are overwhelming. Reviewers admire local Hawaiian and Polynesian culture's spirit and how well it is displayed in the art. One tester of the artwork stated that it led him to think "everyone in the world has something in common." The writer believes he can get the same feeling by browsing. Customers state that the gallery is a treasure in Chinatown. The art collection is a mix of modern and classic styles, and it is appealing to those who want to stay current on trends. Her art is praised for offering a unique perspective of local Hawaiian women and the beauty of Hawaii, such as the vibrant colors and exquisite composition. Peggy Hopper's regular reviewers agree. Her art is considered a special occasion. You will treasure her art for years. Many are thankful for the joy it continues to bring. The local culture is also enriching, as the paintings highlight the unique beauty of each piece. The gallery is a tourist hot spot, leading some to believe that Hopper's art is well-known in airports and hotels. Despite their different histories, many agree that the art they see in the gallery is part of the same culture. It is like they are in the location and can experience it. Peggie Hopper's gallery is thoroughly appreciated, and many believe that her art should be displayed and studied by students. Her art is recommended to everyone, but especially those who want to feel a community connection. Thank You.