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Spring Break

Image size: 10" wide by 8" high; 1,500 prints issued. Consecutively numbered and signed by the artist. First ever Bev Doolittle water color reproduced as a Giclée on paper
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In "Pintos" the magic began to happen. Suddenly my mind was crowded with experiments I wanted to make, patterns I wanted to play with, stories I wanted to tell. — Bev Doolittle

Issued in 1978 for $65 each,this piece currently retails for thousands of dollars. Issue size: 1000 Image size: 21" x 21"
Currently available on the secondary market only — call for quote. (As of December 2001 retail on this piece ranged from $8-10,000 or higher)

A broken song beneath the snow, the echo of a soaring joy, a shape in the mist, a touch in the rain, in the wilderness you come again...you tell us what we used to know... you speak for all the free wild things whose ways were ours when the wind had wings. — Bev Doolittle (Caption taken from the print.)

Issued in 1994; 57,500 prints for $325 each.
Size: 45 5/8"x 6"
Currently available on the secondary market only — call for quote.

One day I was following a hillside trail ... looked down directly at the big, unmistakably fresh tracks of a grizzly bear. At the time those footprints in the mud were the closest I'd ever been to a grizzly. — Bev Doolittle

Issued in 1988; 15,000 prints for $245 each. Image size: 34" x 21 7/8"
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I wanted this painting to do more than preach conservation. I wanted to suggest a different way of looking at the earth, a different way of relating to it. It's hard for me to put into words the things I feel when I'm out in the wilderness. I want to share it, but I have to do in a visual way through my paintings. — Bev Doolittle

Issued in 1992; 40,192 prints for $325 each. Image size: 26" x 26 1/2."
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Sometimes we rationalize that it's enough if a place is undeveloped and presents us with a postcard-perfect landscape. Since wild animals are seldom seeen, it's easy not to notice their absence. But each missing plant or animal, seemingly insignificant in itself, creates a vacuum over time. What we perceived as wild is no longer so. It is something less. We are left with a beautiful landscape that was once so much more. — Bev Doolittle


A poster issued in 1983 for $65 each. Image size: 20" x 30"
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