Innocence series

Archive of the Mendocino Heritage Artists

Innocence

Innocence Series I

Innocence Series I by Dorr Bothwell. Serigraph. Private collection.

Innocence by Dorr Bothwell

Innocence by Dorr Bothwell (1979). Serigraph. Private collection.

Innocence Series No. III

Innocence Series No. III by Dorr Bothwell. Serigraph. Private collection.

LINKS
Dorr Bothwell: Artwork
Dorr Bothwell in Her Own Words
Barebones Bothwell
Mendocino Heritage Artists
Welcome!

NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2022 at THE MENDOCINO ART CENTER

The Mendocino Art Center Gallery Store and exhibitions are now open daily, 11am-4pm.

CHOOSE FROM PAINTINGS, PRINTS, DRAWINGS & MORE BY THE MENDOCINO HERITAGE ARTISTS & ZACHA LEGACY ARTISTS. Prepare to be dazzled by other fine artwork as well, including photography, painting, sculpture, textile arts, jewelry, ceramics, art glass, cards and gift books, at the MENDOCINO ART CENTER GALLERY STORE.

A Mendocino Coast Seascape, watercolor by William Zacha (1975)

Discover paintings and serigraphs of the Mendocino Coast by Art Center founder William Zacha, and explore Zacha's Tokaido Journey serigraphs. Each of these treasures is part of a limited edition, signed and numbered.

William Zacha's Tokaido Journey boxed set, open to title page, with an endpaper list of the stages of the Tokaido Highway. Limited edition (1985).

Make an appointment to examine a display copy of William Zacha's masterwork, an elegant, limited edition boxed set holding all the 55 Tokaido Journey serigraphs. Contact Joey Nicolaides at the Mendocino Art Center Gallery Store, 707.937.5818 or 800.653.3328.

The Home Woods I: Shadows by Mendocino Heritage Artist Fran Moyer (1988). Acrylic (14.5" x 21.5"). Artist's original wood frame not shown.

A mixed media collage by Zacha Legacy Artist Jim Bertram. Collage elements include small original paintings by Bertram. Untitled. Framed.

Earth, Fire and Ash ~ A Celebration of Woodfired Ceramics ~ September 30-December 30, 2022

The Wall of Cups
November 4–December 30, 2022
Mendocino Art Center’s Nichols Gallery walls will be lined with shelving displaying well more than 100 cups crafted by 20 ceramists, and woodfired in local kilns. Handle these functional objects and buy them right off the shelves. The artists will continue to create new works and replace sold mugs through the end of the show, offering new treasures to be seen on repeat visits to the gallery.

MENDOCINO ART CENTER
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P.O. Box 765
Mendocino, CA 95460
707.937.5818 / 800.653.3328
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