Dorr-Bothwell – Page 17 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

DB198652_Dream-Web-no-1_Dorr-Bothwell_Collage_19.25×15.25

Dream Web No. 1 by Dorr Bothwell (1986). Collage (19.25″ x 15.25″). Private collection.

DB198650_Holy-Fool_detail

Dream Web: Holy Fool by Dorr Bothwell (detail).

DB198309_Summer-Night-Shrine_Shrines-and-Altars_collage_Dorr-Bothwell

Shrines and Altars: Summer Night Shrine by Dorr Bothwell (1983). Collage. Private collection.

DB198110_We-Owe-Allegiance-To-No-Crown_collage_Dorr-Bothwell

We Owe Allegiance to No Crown by Dorr Bothwell (1981). Collaged wooden tray. Zacha Annex collection.

DB196332_No-Thoroughfare_serigraph_Dorr-Bothwell_01

No Thoroughfare (Mendocino Fences) by Dorr Bothwell (1963). Serigraph. Private collection.

DB196120_art-center-pump_watercolor_dorr-bothwell_frame

Art Center Pump by Dorr Bothwell (1961). Watercolor (c. 40″ x 24″). Narrow brown wood frame with white mat. Zacha Annex collection. SKU: DB196120*

DB196205_Mexican-Pottery-Cat_serigraph_Dorr-Bothwell

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

DB196110__montgomery_block_1906

Montgomery Block, still standing after the Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 (far right).

DB196110__montgomery-block_c1860

The Montgomery Block (1860).

DB196110__Montgomery-Block_1860

The Montgomery Block (1860).

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