"A Trip Down the Loxahatchee" by James Snyder with artwork by various Florida artists including two works by Dorothy Starbuck.

James Snyder has chosen two of Dorothy Starbucks oil paintings for his historical book on the famous Loxahatchee River in Florida.  “Marsh Time I” and "Marsh Time II" are paintings of a natural river scene were personally chosen by the Florida author as he felt her paintings represented the perfect vision of the river and added that he just loved them. The author chose certain works created by Florida artists and photographers that would depict the river and its diverse beauty in all its splendor. Artists have found the beauty if the River and its wildlife to be a challenge and inspiration for years and Snyder wanted to pay tribute to the art created with its theme. This grand river in southeastern Florida originates at Riverbend Park and flows through the Arthur R. Marshall National Wildlife Refuge. The river is one of only two in the state to receive Federal Designation as a National Wild & Scenic River.

The two paintings in the book by Dorothy Starbuck are titled “Marsh Time I” on the Print Page with “Marsh Time II on the print page as well.

Since the printing of The "A Trip Down the Loxahatchee", both of Starbuck's Original Oil Paintings featured have sold, however there are a limited prints on canvas available for purchase.  

According to Amazon's description of the book " Fifty two leading painters and photographers have captured the majesty and mystery of the Wild and Scenic river that splits the towns of Jupiter and Tequesta in southeastern Florida. A Trip Down the Loxahatchee takes the reader on an imaginary boat float that begins in its expansive headwaters, then through the fresh water upper section past Riverbend Park, Trapper Nelson's legendary camp, and Jonathan Dickinson State Park. In the brackish middle section you'll come to know the Southwest Fork, North Fork, the popular Sand Bar and historic Sawfish Bay. Cross under the U.S. 1 bridge and you're in the orbit of Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, with historic and modern highlights each time you turn the page. The artists who capture these scenes range from Florida Artists' Hall of Fame members to highly-skilled amateurs.

Explore this magnificent book on one of Florida's most picturesque river and natural eco system. His book is available for purchase on Amazon.com