Dorr-Bothwell – Page 35 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Island Cat by Dorr Bothwell (1980). Serigraph. Private collection.

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Jennie Zacha by Dorr Bothwell (1980). Acrylic. Private collection.

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Jennie Zacha by Dorr Bothwell (1980) on the cover of Mendocino Arts Magazine (Fall 2009 – Winter 2010).

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The Captive by Dorr Bothwell (1979). Serigraph. Private collection.

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Zacha’s Bay Window Gallery announcement: “All Kinds of Cats” New Seriagraphs and Collage by Dorr Bothwell. June 10th to July 3rd 1977. Poster by Dorr Bothwell.

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Mendocino Resident by Dorr Bothwell (1977). Serigraph (14″ x 9.25″). Private collection.

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Scheherazade by Dorr Bothwell (1977). Serigraph (11″ x 16″). Private collection.

DB197710_Portrait-of-Lilith_drawing-with-wash_Dorr-Bothwell

Portrait of Lilith by Dorr Bothwell (1977). Drawing with wash. Collection of Bruce Levene.

DB197620_Bicentennial_oil_Dorr-Bothwell

Bicentennial by Dorr Bothwell (1976). Oil. Private collection.

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Twin Mola Cats by Dorr Bothwell (1976). Serigraph. Private Collection.

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