Dorr-Bothwell – Page 2 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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The eye scene from the film Un Chien Andaloe by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali

The eye scene from the film Un Chien Andaloe by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali.

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Homer Dana and Donal Hord (c. 1932). Photo courtesy of the Dorr Bothwell Trust.

Homer Dana and Donal Hord (c. 1932). Photo courtesy of the Dorr Bothwell Trust.

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Dorr Bothwell (c. 1932). Photo courtesy of the Dorr Bothwell Trust.

Dorr Bothwell (c. 1932). Photo courtesy of the Dorr Bothwell Trust.

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Donal Hord and Dorr Bothwell (c. 1932)

Donal Hord and Dorr Bothwell (c. 1932)

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Rudolph Schaeffer color wheel. Courtesy of the Archives of American Art.

Rudolph Schaeffer color wheel. Courtesy of the Archives of American Art.

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Dorr Bothwell (c. 1920). Photo courtesy of the Dorr Bothwell Trust.

Dorr Bothwell (c. 1920). Photo courtesy of the Dorr Bothwell Trust.

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Rudolph-Schaeffer 100th birthday portrait by Jock McDonald

Rudolph-Schaeffer 100th birthday portrait by Jock McDonald

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The first photograph of Dorr Bothwell and her brother wearing some of the handmade French clothes their grandmother sent (c. 1907) handmad

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Dorr Bothwell with her brother c. 1913

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The Fairy’s Bower by Dorr Bothwell, identified by Dorr as her first drawing.

Fairy sheltering under a nasturtium leaf.

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