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#17 – Bev Doolittle framed and matted print under glass titled "Two More Indian Horses" numbered 11326/48000, 37.5" x 11.5". Bio from AskArt: Bev Doolittle (1947 - ) is a painter from California paints subjects of western wilderness from traveling the western United States and living outdoors for first-hand observation. She is noted for her careful attention to realistic detail of her wide-ranging western subjects including cowboys, Indians, horses and natural landscape. She has also built a career by having great success with the print market beginning in 1979. She studied at the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles, having earned a scholarship there while still in high school. Two years after graduation she married Jay Doolittle and their honeymoon was a painting trip to Bryce and Zion National Parks. Working on a series called "You and Me" paintings, they found moderate success with works that had Jay's semi-abstract background and Bev's detailed figures and animals. In 1973, they spent a year to backpack travel they went to National Parks including the Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Sequoia. Doolittle has also written and illustrated many books including Music in the Wind, The Spirit Takes Flight, and The Forest Has Eyes. Of her painting and writing, she says: "I try to look beyond the obvious and create unique, meaningful paintings that depict our western wilderness and its inhabitants."

Bev Doolittle framed and matted print under glass titled "Two More Indian Horses" numbered 11326/48000, 37.5" x 11.5". Bio from AskArt: Bev Doolittle (1947 - ) is a painter from California paints subjects of western wilderness from traveling the western United States and living outdoors for first-hand observation. She is noted for her careful attention to realistic detail of her wide-ranging western subjects including cowboys, Indians, horses and natural landscape. She has also built a career by having great success with the print market beginning in 1979. She studied at the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles, having earned a scholarship there while still in high school. Two years after graduation she married Jay Doolittle and their honeymoon was a painting trip to Bryce and Zion National Parks. Working on a series called "You and Me" paintings, they found moderate success with works that had Jay's semi-abstract background and Bev's detailed figures and animals. In 1973, they spent a year to backpack travel they went to National Parks including the Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Sequoia. Doolittle has also written and illustrated many books including Music in the Wind, The Spirit Takes Flight, and The Forest Has Eyes. Of her painting and writing, she says: "I try to look beyond the obvious and create unique, meaningful paintings that depict our western wilderness and its inhabitants."

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