Dorr-Bothwell – Page 58 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Figures in a Landscape by Dorr Bothwell (1927). Oil on canvasboard (20″ x 16″). Private collection.

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Waldo by Dorr Bothwell (1920). Oil on board. Private collection.

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Dorr Bothwell in her studio, working on the Inner Meaning of the Alphabet, Series 2 (1965). Photo by Bill Foote.

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Dorr Bothwell with Howard Clark, Copy Quick, Fort Bragg, California (1994). Photo by CG Blick.

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Dorr Bothwell with Howard Clark, Copy Quick, Fort Bragg, California (1994). Photo by CG Blick.

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Carol Goodwin Blick with Dorr Bothwell at Dorr’s 90th birthday celebration, Mendocino Art Center (1992).

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Dorr Bothwell: Straws in the Wind: An Artist’s Life as Told to Bruce Levene (2013).

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Textile designs by Dorr Bothwell and Tammis Keefe, from Modern Furnishings for the Home, pp 262-263 (1952).

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Modern Furnishings for the Home, including textile designs by Dorr Bothwell and Tammis Keefe, pp 262-263 (1952).

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Coffee bags to color, from Manning’s Coffee Good Neighbor Color Book. Dorr Bothwell (1944).

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