Susan C. Dunlap
susan c dunlap (at) hotmail (dot) com
  • Butterflies in Mind - Perennials
  • Sculpture: The Great Spirit Path 1980-1985
  • Out of My Mind. New Oil Paintings.
  • Apical Images
    • Arctostaphylos
    • Artemesia, Erigeron, Lavandula, Viburnum
    • Buxus
    • Ceanothus
    • Cistus
    • Cotoneaster
    • Euphorbia
    • Geranium
    • Rhododendron
    • Salvia
    • Acanthocalycium
    • Ariocarpus
    • Astrophytum
    • Austrocylindropuntia
    • Aztekium
    • Cleistocactus
    • Coryphantha
    • Ferocactus
  • Paintings in Oil: Abstracts with Contemporary & Ancient Chinese Characters. 2011-2014
  • Paintings in Oil: Luminous Old Master Abstracts. 1996-2010
  • Paintings in Oil: Clay Face Series. Late 1990's
  • Paintings in Oil: About Loss. Mid 1990's
  • Paintings in Oil: Floral Series. Early 1990's
  • Paintings in Watercolor: Contemporary Chinese Characters. 2010
  • Paintings in Watercolor: Invertebrate Series. Based on the work of Haeckel and the 1872 HMS Challenger expedition . Mid-Late 1980's
  • Paintings in Watercolor: Fantasy Series. Early 1980's
  • Photographs: Sample from Aerulean Software & Issued U.S. Patents. 2001-2014
  • Photographs: Clay Face Series. 1995 - 2016
  • Thoreau Center Exhibit 2015
  • CV
  • Contact
  • Testimonials
  • Statement
  • Monarch Nectar Plants
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HOPE YOU ENJOYED THE SHOW!

Show dates: November 10 - January 31, 2016
​Open M-F, 9-5
PLACE: Thoreau Center for Sustainability located in the San Francisco Presidio
     1014 Torney Avenue
     San Francisco     
SOLO EXHIBIT: "Journey to a (patented) Discovery"

A wide-ranging pictorial exhibit of Ms. Dunlap's was displayed. Her work led to a patented botanical discovery that embodies a new system and method to identify plants. The exhibit included over seventy paintings, photographs, and images of the software that memorializes her discovery.

This show included a comprehensive review of plants that attract butterflies. Information provided by local butterfly gardening enthusiasts was integrated into the display.
 

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