Dorothy Churchill-Johnson

Vincent

Morning Glories

Waxing and Waning

Fertility

Tantalus

More Evidence of Change

Inlet

Rocks and Cymbidium

Survivor

Wild Euphorbia

Last Stand for Organic

Approaching Autumn

Aviary

Bronze Age

High Barrier

End of Summer

Abundance

Inner Hydrangea

Bougainvillea

Weeping Hybiscus

Roadside in March

Tantalus II

Beauty Has Its Drawbacks

Everything Spins and Radiates

Evidence of Wind

No Passing

Orchids and Bamboo

Dorothy Churchill-Johnson

Dorothy Churchill-Johnson is a Santa Barbara artist who has lived and worked throughout the United States. Recently she had the distriction of a show in Russia. Her works speaks to the issues of environmentalism and the passage of time. It also speaks of the beauty in Earth and therefore the worthwhile endeavor to save it.

http://www.churchill-johnson.com/statement.htm