Hazel Frances Lawler (1904-1971) Paintings
Hazel Frances Lawler (1904-1971) Paintings
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Hazel Booth was born on her family's farm in Kiowa County, Kansas, in 1904. She married Charles Lawler in 1922 and passed away in Seattle, Washington, in 1971. Hazel was a prolific painter her entire lifetime and painted many pictures for her family, friends, and neighbors. She signed most of her paintings with H.Lawler. She is Cadance's grandmother and taught Cady to paint. Here we see her working on her painting of Lake Watson, Prescott, Arizona.
Finished painting of Lake Watson, Prescott, Arizona.
36 inches by 24 inches, painted on Masonite board
Grand Canyon, Arizona
36 inches by 24 inches, painted on Masonite board
1948
Hazel Lawler's signature on her Grand Canyon painting
Lillie Kluttz Booth
18 inches by 25 inches, 1962
Lillie is Cady's great-grandmother
William Booth
18 inches by 25 inches, 1962
William is Cady's great-grandfather
Dorothy Lawler Anderson
18 inches by 25 inches, unkown date, but probably around 1950
Dorothy is Cady's mother
Riders in the Sky
Painted on Masonite, 1959
36 inches by 26 inches
Riders in the Sky signature
Bear Trouble
20 inches by 16 inches
undated
Superstition Mountains
18 inches by 12 inches
undated
High Sierras
24 inches by 18 inches
1968
On the back of the High Sierras painting
Copy of a Will Rogers painting
Signed Hazel Lawler, 1941
36 inches by 26 inches
David Anderson Riding Monty
unknow date, but probably about 1964
12 inches by 18 inches
David was Cady's younger brother.
Snoqualmie Falls
unknown date
19 inches by 28 inches
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
unknown date
14 inches by 23 inches
Autumn Road
unknown date
12 inches by 16 inches
Eagle on Beach, copy
28 inches by 20 inches (approx)
1970
Mountain Trail Ride
24 inches by 18 inches (approx)
1971
Eagle on Branch, copy
20 inches by 28 inches (approx)
1970
Navajo Weaving or Family (printing is not legible in our photo and we no longer have access to the painting)
36 inches by 24 inches (approx)
unknown date
Hazel always took pictures with her little Kodak camera (first in B&W and later in color) of her finished paintings before giving them to her intended recipients. The following paintings are some that Cady found the aging negatives for and she was able to scan the images. We are unsure of the sizes or dates painted for these pictures.
Copy of C.M. Russell
Copy of C.M. Russell
Here is another photo of Hazel Lawler working on one of her largest paintings. This painting was done while Hazel and Charley lived on their cattle ranch in Thorp, Washington.
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