Betty Woodward-Bosley Signed Modern Figurative Chalk Drawing on Paper Framed
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
A modern figurative drawing with graphite, charcoal, and chalk on paper by Detroit artist Betty Woodward-Bosley. Created circa 1960s at the College of Creative Studies (CCS) in Detro...
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Betty Woodward-Bosley Signed Modern Figurative Graphite Drawing on Paper Framed
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
A modern figurative drawing with graphite and charcoal on paper by Detroit artist Betty Woodward-Bosley. Created circa 1960s at the College of Creative Studies (CCS) in Detroit.
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Betty Woodward-Bosley Wrath Signed Modern Figurative Drawing on Paper Framed
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
A modern figurative drawing with graphite and charcoal on paper by Detroit artist Betty Woodward-Bosley. Created circa 1960s at the College of Creative Studies (CCS) in Detroit.
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Betty Woodward-Bosley Signed Surrealist Woman in Hat Drawing on Paper Framed
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
A surrealist drawing with color pencil and graphite on paper by Detroit artist Betty Woodward-Bosley. Created circa 1980s. Signed on verso as well as bottom right corner.
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Betty Woodward-Bosley 2 Figures Signed Modern Figurative Drawing on Paper Framed
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
A modern figurative drawing with graphite and charcoal on paper by Detroit artist Betty Woodward-Bosley. Created circa 1960s at the College of Creative Studies (CCS) in Detroit.
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Betty Woodward-Bosley So I See Signed Modern Figurative Drawing on Paper Framed
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
A modern figurative drawing with graphite and charcoal on paper by Detroit artist Betty Woodward-Bosley. Created circa 1960s at the College of Creative Studies (CCS) in Detroit.
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Barbara Goodman For Betty Signed Abstract Figurative Oil Painting on Paper 1994
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
Hand signed in pencil and dated 1994 on the bottom right corner. Annotated "For Betty..." along bottom margin. This was created for fellow Detroit artist, Betty Woodward-Bosley.
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H 36.5 in W 36 in D 0.75 in
Betty Woodward-Bosley Modern Abstract Yellow Purple Red Oil Painting on Canvas
Located in Keego Harbor, MI
A modern abstract oil painting on canvas by Detroit artist Betty Woodward-Bosley. Circa 1970s. Bosley was a student of Sergio De Giusti.
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