Dorr-Bothwell – Page 23 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Samoan Houses by Dorr Bothwell (1929). Oil on canvas. Private collection.

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A Path in the Woods by Dorr Bothwell (Samoa 1928). Oil pastels. Private collection.

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The Cunard Line’s RMS Queen Elizabeth painted in wartime gray (1940).

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The stern of the Cunard Line’s RMS Queen Elizabeth, packed with American troops (1942).

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Poster for Robert Flaherty’s 1926 film Moana.

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Young woman painting tapa cloth, a still from Robert Flaherty’s 1926 film Moana.

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The Village Church, Tau by Dorr Bothwell. Woodblock print. Private Collection.

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Dreamer (Samoa 1929) by Dorr Bothwell. Private collection.

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Dorr Bothwell: Self-Portrait (1929). Photocopy of drawing. Archives of American Art.

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Title: Departure from Tubac Second De Anza Expedition, 1775. Photo: CG Blick.

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