Zacha Art

Archive of the Mendocino Heritage Artists

William Zacha: Artwork

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Tokaido Journey

Tokaido Journey serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ1985TJ18 — 18. Okitsu (1983). Tokaido Journey serigraph by Bill Zacha.

Japan and China

Tsuwano (1985) Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ198506* — Tsuwano (1985). Serigraph by Bill Zacha.

Mendocino and THE MENDOCINO COAST

Cypress Sunset, Mendocino (1970). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ197003 — Cypress Sunset, Mendocino (1970). Serigraph by Bill Zacha.

Wine Labels

Corti Brothers Vineyard (1976). Watercolor by Bill Zacha, commissioned by Darrell Corti as original wine label art for a special vintage of Cabernet Sauvignon. WZ197620 — Corti Brothers Vineyard (1976). Watercolor by Bill Zacha, commissioned by Darrell Corti as original wine label art for a special vintage of Cabernet Sauvignon.

The Americas

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

EUROPE

Korčula, Dalmatia (1986). Serigraph by Bill Zacha.

Still lifes and figures

The White Pot (1966) by Bill Zacha. WZ196601 — The White Pot (1966) by Bill Zacha.

Bronzetti

Hector, hollow cast bronze figure by Bill Zacha (1981). Two views. Quantity cast, no more than three. Dimensions, including travertine base, 13.25″ x 6.5″ / weight 5 lbs.

Inquiries

For information about the availability and prices of William Zacha’s artwork, including his cast bronze figures, paintings and serigraphs, individual Tokaido Journey serigraphs, the Tokaido Journey boxed set, and the Tokaido Journey book, please contact Joey Nicolaides at the Mendocino Art Center by email or by phone at 707-937-5818.

LINKS
What is a Serigraph?
Bill Zacha: A Life Well Lived
William Zacha: Artwork
Zacha’s Tokaido Journey
The Zacha Bronzetti
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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