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Afternoon Chat Hatfield, Don 20 x 16 Serigraph w/Hand Separated Colors on Coventry Paper, Numbered and Hand Signed Your Price - $295.00 Price - $3,000.00	Clam Digging - Exclusively Produced for Princess Cruise Lines Hatfield, Don 20 x 20 Offset Lithograph on Quality art Paper - ONE AVAILABLE Your Price - $195.00
1 Day Dreaming Hatfield, Don Multiple Print Types Available	Family Reunion Hatfield, Don 29.5 x 44.5 Serigraph w/Hand Separated Colors on Coventry Paper, Numbered and Hand Signed, 1 Available Your Price - $295.00
First Picnic Hatfield, Don 29 x 24 Offset Lithograph on Quality Art Paper, Produced for Princess Cruise Lines Your Price - $295.00 Price - $3,000.00	Flute Players Hatfield, Don 30.5 X 37.5 (with border), 24.5 X 32 (image) Serigraph w/Hand Separated Colors on Coventry Paper, Numbered and Hand Signed Your Price - $495.00 Price - $3,000.00
Flying Kites Hatfield, Don 29.5 X 37 (with border), 24 X 32 (image) Serigraph w/Hand Separated Colors on Coventry Paper, Numbered and Hand Signed SOLD	Gentle Touch Hatfield, Don 29.5 X 41 (border), 24 X 36 (image) Serigraph w/Hand Separated Colors on Coventry Paper, Numbered and Hand Signed Your Price - $250.00
On The Beach Hatfield, Don 20 X 20 with border. 16 X 16 (image) SOLD OUT Offset Lithograph, PC Edition, on Paper, Numbered and Hand Signed Your Price - $225.00 Price - $1,200.00	Pastels at Noon Hatfield, Don 24 x 36 Serigraph on Coventry Paper, Numbered and Hand Signed, 1 Available SOLD

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Artist Don Hatfield Biography

Don Hatfield, who lives in Napa, California, first became involved in art while a graduate student in divinity at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California, in the late 1960s and early '70s.

Charles Cross, the portrait painter, had a studio nearby, and Hatfield would often go to ...
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