Below are 32 Hotvedt oils and watercolors that have been located. The quality of the provided photos vary.
Paintings are one of a kind and much harder to locate than prints. The family does not have a catalog of his works so I'm always interested in locating new items. If you have a painting that's not on this page, please contact me as I'd love to have a photo and be able to document it.
Abandoned Farmyard
Clarence's brother Laurence
Abandoned Schoolhouse
Burl Arnold, a distant relative
Cattle And Mesa
Creek And Bridge
Grandson William
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Grandson William
Mission In Taos
The watercolor on the left is the first he did of "Mission In Taos." He was not happy with it and left it in his studio with others that didn't meet his satisfaction. On his passing, his widow sold it and all the other "unsatisfactory" pieces. The one on the right is the one he released to the public. It's last known sale was at the Reuben Saunders Gallery in 2010.
Monday Morning
Mr. Miles
Mrs. Walter Vincent
October
Pacific Ocean Coastline
Retired Rancher
Santa Fe Lake
Son Robert sailing
Kansas Sunflower
Untitled still life
Untitled still life
The Philosopher
Tunnel Mill Dam
Title unknown
Title unknown
Untitled painting he did for
his granddaughter
Wintry Day
The three above are untitled.
Clarence painted the above oil and watercolor while attending the Art Institute of Chicago.
This was recently found in a relatives basement. Obviously a very early work as it's signed "C" rather than "CA."
These are the only pieces of commercial art that have been located. On the left, for an unknown sun lotion and on the right, a painting that appeared on a calendar.