The Americas

Archive of the Mendocino Heritage Artists

Bill Zacha’s Americas

Mexico

Sunday on the Beach, Puerto Vallarta

Sunday on the Beach, Puerto Vallarta (1969). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ196905 — Sunday on the Beach, Puerto Vallarta (1969). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ196905*

Guadalajara Fiesta

Guadalajara Fiesta (1969). Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ196901 — Guadalajara Fiesta (1969). Party Boat. Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ196901

Guatemala

Lake Atitlán

Lake Atitlán, Guatemala (1967). Watercolor by William Zacha. WZ196720 — Lake Atitlán, Guatemala (1967). Watercolor by William Zacha. WZ196720

Overwraught

Overwraught (1968). Watercolor by William Zacha.

San Jorge, Guatemala

San Jorge, Guatemala (1968). Watercolor by William Zacha. WZ196810 — San Jorge, Guatemala (1968). Watercolor by William Zacha. WZ196810

USA

San Antonio Rose

San Antonio Rose (1989). Mission San Jose, San Antonio Texas. Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ198905 — San Antonio Rose (1989). Mission San Jose, San Antonio, Texas, USA. Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ198905

Mission San Jose today

Mission San Jose, San Antonio Texas. — Mission San Jose, San Antonio, Texas.

LINKS
Bill Zacha: A Life Well Lived
William Zacha: Artwork
William Zacha’s Legacy
Zacha’s Bay Window Gallery
Mendocino Art Center
Bill’s Roses: a tribute by Hilda Pertha
Mendocino Heritage Artists
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