Dorr-Bothwell – Page 30 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Costumes of Coffeeland: Cuba. Manning’s Coffee Cafe menu cover by Dorr Bothwell (1940).

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Coffee beans are dried in the Sun. Manning’s Coffee Murals by Dorr Bothwell (1940). Archives of American Art.

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Ripe coffee cherries are picked by hand. Manning’s Coffee Murals by Dorr Bothwell (1940). Archives of American Art.

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Blossom time in a coffee finca. Manning’s Coffee Murals by Dorr Bothwell (1940). Archives of American Art.

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The story of Manning’s Coffee. Manning’s Coffee Murals by Dorr Bothwell (1940). Archives of American Art.

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Bags of coffee g to the railroad. Manning’s Coffee Murals by Dorr Bothwell (1940). Archives of American Art.

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Manning’s Coffee Cafe, 891 Market Street, San Francisco, California (1954).

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Painting Siapo – Samoa by Dorr Bothwell (1929). Woodblock print (proof 7). Private collection.

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Sea Treasure by Dorr Bothwell (1952). Serigraph (15″ x 10.25″). Private collection.

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Tau/Tao Series: Winter Water Song by Dorr Bothwell (1994). Mixed media collage. Private collection.

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