Dorr-Bothwell – Page 64 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Dorr Bothwell’s murals, Manning’s Coffee, San Francisco (1940). Coffee Beans are dried in the sun.

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Dorr Bothwell’s murals, Manning’s Coffee, San Francisco (1940). Blossom time in a coffee finca.

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Dorr Bothwell’s murals, Manning’s Coffee, San Francisco (1940).

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Manning’s Coffee Cafe, 891 Market Street, San Francisco (1940).

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Bronze portrait head of Dorr Bothwell by Ruth Kravath.

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Marlys Mayfield (2017)

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A Manning’s Coffee tin, now a collectible.

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Dorr Bothwell in her cottage at Lucia Zacha’s place. From the last photos of Dorr, by Hugo Steccati (1997).

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Dorr Bothwell standing in Matilija poppies at the Mendocino Art Center. From the last photos of Dorr, by Hugo Steccati (1997).

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

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