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LOW INVENTORY: "Beyond Negotiations", Bev's first limited edition giclee canvas. The MasterWork edition size is 3,750 and are subject to availibility. You may place your order here. NOTE: The Museum Edition is SOLD OUT.Bev Doolittle has been proudly represented by Wing Gallery since her first print, Pintos, was released by The Greenwich Workshop, Inc. in 1979. We have hosted many shows for Bev over the years. Getting to know Bev has been a truly rewarding experience.
Bev Doolittle
was born and raised in California. In 1968, she graduated from the Art Center
College of Design in Los Angeles. She met her husband, Jay, at school and
they started married life with a painting trip to Bryce Canyon and Zion
National Parks-a portent of things to come. For the next five years, however,
the Doolittles were art directors in an ad agency in Los Angeles.
"It paid well," Bev explains, "but we didn't like living in the city. We wanted to be close to nature, to paint outdoors and we wanted to travel." They have now accomplished both. Their frequent travels and backpacking trips have covered the western United States, Canada, Baja California and East Africa. They now live close to nature in the high desert of California.
Bev Doolittle's subject matter is provided by the out-of-doors. "I love nature," she says. "I try to look beyond the obvious and create unique, meaningful paintings depicting our Western wilderness and its inhabitants. I start with a concept and attempt to convey it through strong design coupled with detailed realism. I want people to think when they look at my paintings."
"It paid well," Bev explains, "but we didn't like living in the city. We wanted to be close to nature, to paint outdoors and we wanted to travel." They have now accomplished both. Their frequent travels and backpacking trips have covered the western United States, Canada, Baja California and East Africa. They now live close to nature in the high desert of California.
Bev Doolittle's subject matter is provided by the out-of-doors. "I love nature," she says. "I try to look beyond the obvious and create unique, meaningful paintings depicting our Western wilderness and its inhabitants. I start with a concept and attempt to convey it through strong design coupled with detailed realism. I want people to think when they look at my paintings."
 Mark Dietrich, Bev Doolittle & Robin Wing at Wing Gallery |
 Mark, Robin and Bev & friend at the Gene Autry Museum |
 Waiting in line for a Bev Doolittle show |
 What a thrill to sell the original "The Forest Has Eyes" |
