Featured Artwork

"Jefferson Memorial" was painted by Pawinee McEntire in the Summer of 2003, and published in November 2003. It depicts the famous memorial to Thomas Jefferson, on the tidal basin in Washington, D.C., in the Spring. In the foreground are cherry blossoms on some of the many cherry trees planted around the tidal basin.

Signed & numbered lithograph, edition of 500, in two sizes:
Small: Image size 7" x 9," $30.00 US unmatted ; $37.00 US double-matted with white top mat and choice of medium green or medium blue inner mat; outside mat dimensions are 11" x 14"
Large: Image size 15" x 19," $60.00 US unmatted; $80.00, double-matted with white top mat and medium green inner mat; outside mat dimensions are 20" x 24"

"VMI" was published by Pawinee 2004, although it was painted somewhat earlier. It depicts the famous Virginia Military Institute, with drilling cadets.

Signed & numbered lithograph, edition of 500:
Image size 6" x13," $40.00 US unmatted ; $48.00 US double-matted with white top mat and whie inner mat; outside mat dimensions are 11" x 18."

"Dinner at Mount Vernon" was painted and published by Pawinee McEntire in 2004. It depicts the home of George Washington, with a number of guests arriving for dinner. This painting is published in limited numbers as giclee prints on canvas. The canvas gives them the appearance of an original oil, and doesn't need to be matted (unless you just want to!).

Signed & numbered giclee, in two sizes:
Small: Image size 6-1/2" x 13," (no border) $58.00 US unmatted. Edition of 225
Large: Image size 20" x 40," (no border) $400.00 US unmatted. Edition of 25

"The Willard, a very limited edition gicleé print of the famed Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C., painted by Pawinee McEntire at the specific request of the Willard Hotel management. An original creation, it blends an image of the current hotel into a surrounding setting from the mid 1800's.

The Willard has a rich history. Located at 14th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, it was originally the City Hotel, built in 1816. In 1850, Henry Willard acquired the property and renamed it the Willard Hotel. Because of its close proximity to the White House, it enjoyed renown as a social and political center for several decades. The original hotel was replaced with a more modern structure on the same site in 1901, and operated until 1968. It remained closed until 1986, when it underwent a very extensive renovation and opened its doors to guests once again.

In its early days, the Willard hosted a number of notables, including author Charles Dickens and Presidents Taylor, Fillmore, Buchanan, and Lincoln. According to some, President Grant coined the term “lobbyists” in the Willard, referring to the many people who met him in the lobby to deal for political and financial gain. Many royalty slept there in comfort, as did Martin Luther King, who wrote his “I have a dream” speech while staying there in August, 1963.

Henry Willard later partnered with his brother, Joseph Willard, who was also the husband of Confederate spy and heroine Antonia Ford, the daughter of Edward R. Ford. The Ford Building, still standing in Fairfax, VA, was their residence and the center of Antonia’s spying activities against the Union officers quartered there.

Today, the Willard Hotel, now known as the Willard Intercontinental Washington, is an active part of Washington society and remains a favorite of leaders and world figures.

Signed & numbered gicleé, edition of 50, in one size:
Image size 10" x 12"," $57.00 US unmatted ; $75.00 US triple-matted with white top mat, dark blue center mat and gold bottom mat; outside mat dimensions are 16" x 20"

Note: only a few of these gicleé's remain available

"White House - 1877" is a new original oil painting by Pawinee McEntire, depicting a Spring scene of the White House as it may have appeared in 1877. It is now available in two sizes.

Signed and numbered lithograph, edition of 950, in two sizes:
Small: image size 7" x 9" Fits an 11" x 14" mat with a standard oval opening; priced at $30.00 US without mat; $37.00 US, double-matted with a white top mat and medium green or medium blue inner mat; outside mat dimensions are 11" x 14"
Large: image size 15" x 19" Fits a 20" x 24" mat with a standard oval opening; priced at $60.00 US without mat; $80 US, double-matted with a white top mat and medium green inner mat; outside mat dimensions are 20" x 24"

"Presidential Reunion" is an original oil by Pawinee that depicts all the Presidents of the United States enjoying a reunion at Mount Vernon, and is a companion work to "First Ladies' Tea Party." In the background are shown a variety of Presidential transportation though history, from horses to limos. "Presidential Reunion" was completed in 2002, and like the First Ladies print, is now available in two sizes of fine art lithographs, and as note cards.

Signed and numbered lithograph, editions of 700 (small) and 500 (large):
Small: image size 8" x 11," $38.00 US unmatted ; $43.00 US, double-matted, with a white top mat and gold inner mat; outside mat dimensions are 11" x 14"
Large: image size 17" x 23," $75.00 US unmatted ; $97.00 US, double-matted, with a white top mat and gold or medium green inner mat; outside mat dimensions are 24" x 30"

Note cards: 4-1/2" x 6-1/4" 6 cards per box, w/envelopes $8.00 US

"Fairfax Courthouse - 1805-2005" - an original oil by Pawinee to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Fairfax. It depicts the sweep of time, ranging from carts to modern cars, from early dress to modern clothing. Published in 2005, "Courthouse" is available as giclee prints on canvas in three sizes.

Signed and numbered giclee, editions of 300 (small), 300 (medium) and 50 (large):

Small: image size 5" x 6," $30.00 US unmatted

Medium: image size 9" x 11," $90.00 US unmatted

Large: image size 16" x 20," $200.00 US unmatted