Dorr-Bothwell – Page 40 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

DB196420_California-Wild-Mustard_serigraph_Dorr-Bothwell

California Wild Mustard by Dorr Bothwell (1964). Serigraph. Private collection.

DB196411_Stags-Heart_collage_Dorr-Bothwell

Stag’s Heart by Dorr Bothwell (1964). Painting collaged with photo. Private collection.

DB196410_colored-drawing_10x13_Dorr-Bothwell

Edge of the Woods by Dorr Bothwell (1964). Drawing with wash (10″ x 13″). Private collection.

DB196404_Watchword_Joy_serigraph_Dorr-Bothwell

Watchword: Joy by Dorr Bothwell (1964). Serigraph. Private collection.

DB196403_Watchword-No-5_Peace_serigraph_Dorr-Bothwell

Watchword: Peace by Dorr Bothwell (1964). Serigraph. Private collection.

DB196402_Watchword_Love_oil_42x48_Dorr-Bothwell

Watchword: Love by Dorr Bothwell (1964). Oil on canvas (42″ x 48″). Private collection.

DB196330_winter-rose-vines_mendocino-fences-series_oil-on-canvas_bothwell

Winter Rose Vines (Mendocino Fences) by Dorr Bothwell (1963). Oil on canvas. Private collection

DB196320_Creation_Mendocino-Fences-series_oil_Dorr-Bothwell

Creation (Mendocino Fences) by Dorr Bothwell (1963). Oil. Private collection.

DB196120_art-center-pump_watercolor_dorr-bothwell

Art Center Pump by Dorr Bothwell (1961). Watercolor (c. 40″ x 24″). Zacha Annex collection. SKU: DB196120*

DB196030_Desert-Waterway_serigraph_10.25×17.25_Dorr-Bothwell

Desert Waterway by Dorr Bothwell (1960). Serigraph (10.25″ x 17.25″). Private collection.

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