Dorr-Bothwell – Page 41 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

DB196022_Flower_monotype-w-finger-drawing_Dorr-Bothwell

Flower by Dorr Bothwell (1960). Monotype with finger drawing. Private collection.

DB196020_Stones-in-the-Current_monotype_black-ink_9.5×7.5_Dorr-Bothwell

Stones in the Current by Dorr Bothwell (1960), Monotype (9.5″ x 7.5″). Peivate collection.

DB195925_The-Unknown_serigraph_Dorr-Bothwell

The Unknown by Dorr Bothwell 1959). Serigraph. Private collection.

DB195920_poster_78th-annual-exhibit_SFAA_lithograph_Dorr-Bothwell_Arnold-Borley_CGB_2010

Arnold Borley (2010) holding his copy of Dorr Bothwell’s poster for the 78th Annual Exhibit of the San Francisco Art Association. Photo: CG Blick

DB195920_poster_78th-annual-exhibit_SFAA_lithograph_Dorr-Bothwell

Dorr Bothwell’s poster for the 78th Annual Exhibit of the San Francisco Art Association (Apr. 2 to May 3, 1959). Lithograph.

DB195720_High-Country_serigraph_Dorr-Bothwell

High Country by Dorr Bothwell (1957). Serigraph. Private collection.

DB195710_Bird-Refuge-2_serigraph_Dorr-Bothwell

Bird Refuge 2 by Dorr Bothwell (1957). Serigraph. Private collection.

DB195709_bird-refuge_serigraph_dorr-bothwell

Bird Refuge by Dorr Bothwell (1957). Serigraph. Private collection.

DB195701_Oak-Creek-Canyon_oil_42x28_Dorr-Bothwell-1

Oak Creek Canyon by Dorr Bothwell (1957). Oil (42″ x 28″). Private collection.

DB195512_1000-Palms-Oasis-California_-oil_Dorr-Bothwell_Calabi

1000 Palms by Dorr Bothwell (1955). Oil. Private collection.

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