Media Category: art
1968c_Pamela-Hahn_Bothwell-Studio_photo-by-Fran-Moyer
Artist Pamela Hahn (circa 1964), seated in front of three Dorr Bothwell tomb rubbings.
FM195103_Mystic_label_Metropolitan-Museum-of-Art_American-Sculpture_1951
Label for the exhibition of Fran Moyer’s marble sculpture Mystic in the American Sculpture 1951 show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
DB196960_Collage-2_Dorr-Bothwell_color-reconstruction
Collage 2 by Dorr Bothwell (1969). Private collection. Color reconstruction.
DB196960_Collage-2_by-Dorr-Bothwell_photo-Gail-Said-Johnson
Collage 2 by Dorr Bothwell (1969). Private Ccollection. Photographed by Gail Said Johnson.
DB196411_Stags-Heart_collage_Dorr-Bothwell-1
Stag’s Heart by Dorr Bothwell (1946). Gouache with collage on board (15″ x 22″). Private collection.
DB197735_Lets-Be-Friends_collage_Dorr-Bothwell_1977
Let’s Be Friends by Dorr Bothwell (1977). Collage. Private Collection.
DB193955_plaque_Bank-of-Lucas-Turner-and-Company-1
The plaque for California State Registered Landmark No. 453, Bank of Lucas, Turner and Company building at 800-804 Montgomery, San Francisco. Photo by Andrew Ruppenstein (2010).
DB193955_800-Montgomery-Street_San-Francisco_Google-Street-View
The historic Bank of Lucas, Turner & Co. building at 800 Montgomery Street on the corner of Jackson Street in San Francisco, California, once housed the gallery where Dorr Bothwell’s Siamese Prince was first shown (1939). The building was sometimes called Sherman’s Bank because it was built under the supervision of William Tecumpsah Sherman (1853-1854), later to distinguish himself himself as a General during the Civil War.
DB193955_Siamese-Prince_pastel-on-butcher-paper_12.25×17.75_Dorr-Bothwell
Siamese Prince by Dorr Bothwell (1939). Pastel on butcher paper (12.25 x 17.75).
