Read about Hiroko in the Nov/Dec. 2020 issue of 1859 Magazine HERE.  See original watercolor paintings, reproductions, and notecards available for sale below.

 

The Pendleton Center for the Arts is proud to represent work by Hiroko Cannon. We know that many of you love her work as much as we do, and we’re working to get a wide range of original watercolors and high quality reproductions in stock for online sales. Look for a full line of cards, paintings, and reproductions ready for sale on July 6.

Framed Original Watercolors

Watercolor painting in brown, gray and black tones of a sage brush with no greenery

Portrait of Sage III, 2016. Original Watercolor by Hiroko Cannon.
One of the best things about this piece is searching for the Horned Larks that are hiding within.
Framed in a low-profile black wood frame. Frame dimensions 31.75″ x 41.5″
Pick Up Only.
$2500
(NOTE: This piece was photographed in the frame, so you’re seeing some reflection from our gallery lights.)

 

 

 

 

Reproductions

Hiroko’s high-resolution reproductions are printed with archival ink on cotton rag paper. She works with a technician who is a master at scanning original work, and these pieces are virtually indistinguishable from the original works.

Great Blue Heron standing on a piece of driftwood in water.

Great Blue Heron on Driftwood, 2006. Reproduction 18″ x 24″ edition of 30. Contact us for a shipping quote.

A Great Blue heron in profile from the neck up, standing among slender reeds.

Great Blue Heron (top), 2006. Unframed Reproduction, 18″ x 24″ Signed in pencil.
$60. Contact us for a shipping quote.

 

 

 

Notecards

All blank inside. Select an image to purchase. Each notecard is $8.50 with free shipping.

 

Three Robins eating Oregon Grapes in a bush.

A large family of quail in sagebrush

 

 

 

A male and female pheasant in a field of reeds