Not Quite the Same

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Not Quite the Same: VARIATIONS ON THEMES

Dorr Bothwell sometimes experimented with using the same serigraph design in different color palattes. Sometimes Bothwell used images from her paintings and collages in later paintings and serigraphs, or used color Xerox images of her own paintings as elements in later collages.

The Birth of Venus

The Birth of Venus by Dorr Bothwell (1939). Oil. Private collection. Exhibited in the Golden Gate International Exposition (1939 and 1940), held at San Francisco's Treasure Island.
The Birth of Venus by Dorr Bothwell (1939). Oil. Private collection. Exhibited in the Golden Gate International Exposition (1939 and 1940), held at San Francisco’s Treasure Island.

The Birth of Venus

Shrines and Altars: The Birth of Venus by Dorr Bothwell (1987). Collage (laserprint elements include Bothwell’s 1939 painting, The Birth of Venus). Private collection.

Invasion

Invasion by Dorr Bothwell (1940). Oil on Masonite (24″ x 30″). Archives of American Art. Black and white photo by John Sullivan.

Invasion

Invasion by Dorr Bothwell (1953). Oil on Masonite. Private collection.

Signs and Portents (01)

Signs and Portents (01) by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph. Private collection.

Signs and Portents (02)

Signs and Portents (02) by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph. Private collection.

Memory Machine 01

Memory Machine 01 by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph. Private collection.

Memory Machine 02

Memory Machine 02 by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph. Private collection.

Promenade (01)

Promenade (01) by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph (8″ x 14″). Edition of 30. Private collection.

Promenade (02)

Promenade (02) by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph (8″ x 14″). Edition of 30. Private collection.

Winds of Chance

Winds of Chance by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph (11.33″ x 9.12″). Private collection.

Winds of Chance (second state)

Winds of Chance (second state) by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph (11.33″ x 9.12″). Private collection.

Ideograph

Ideograph by Dorr Bothwell (1946). Serigraph. Edition of 35. Pencil signed: Dorr Bothwell ’46. Private collection.

Ideograph II

Ideograph II by Dorr Bothwell (c. 1990). Collage (15″ x 30″) with laserprint elements, including laserprint of Bothwell’s 1946 serigraph Ideograph. Private collection.

Juggler

Juggler by Dorr Bothwell (1949). Serigraph (19″x 14″). Private collection.

Juggler

Juggler by Dorr Bothwell (1949). Serigraph (19″x 14″). Private collection.

Magician’s Scarecrow (01)

Magician’s Scarecrow by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph, version 01 (12.5″ x 10″). Private collection.

Magician’s Scarecrow (02)

Magician’s Scarecrow by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph, version 02 (12.5″ x 10″). Private collection.

SERIGRAPHS INSPIRED BY  PAINTINGS

Camping by the Shore

Camping by the Shore by Dorr Bothwell (1944) Oil on board (16.5 x 13.5). Private collection.

Camping by the Shore

Camping by the Shore by Dorr Bothwell (1944). Serigraph (12″ x 9.75″). Achenbach Collection, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.

Mexican Pottery Cat

Mexican Pottery Cat by Dorr Bothwell (1962). Gouache. Private collection.

Mexican Pottery Cat

Mexican Pottery Cat by Dorr Bothwell (1982). Serigraph. Private collection.

Christmas

Christmas by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph. Private collection.

Holiday

Holiday by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph. Achenbach Collection, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.

City Summer

City Summer by Dorr Bothwell (1947). Serigraph. Private collection.

Antibes

Antibes by Dorr Bothwell (1950). Serigraph. Private collection.

Spanish Easter

Spanish Easter by Dorr Bothwell (1950). Serigraph (15″ x 10.25″). Private collection.

Corsica

Corsica by Dorr Bothwell (1950). Serigraph (16.5 x 20.5″). Private collection.

LINKS
Dorr Bothwell: acrylic transfer and laserprint
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Dorr Bothwell: Artwork
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