Fran-Moyer – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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A mixed media collage composed of Jim Bertram’s original paintings. Untitled. Framed.

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Calico Cat with Bumblebee & Zinnias, watercolor by Mendocino Heritage Artist Fran Moyer (1988), at the Mendocino Art Center Gallery Store.

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Calico Cat with Bumblebee & Zinnias, watercolor by Mendocino Heritage Artist Fran Moyer (1988).

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Fran Moyer, in her last year, at her 84th birthday party.

Fran Moyer, in her last year, at her 84th birthday party.

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James Maxwell and Fran Moyer toast her new house in Caspar (c.1979). Photo: Sandra Hawthorne

James Maxwell and Fran Moyer toast her new house in Caspar (c.1979). Photo: Sandra Hawthorne

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Fran Moyer, Mendocino Art Center Retrospective (2002). Photo: CG Blick

Fran Moyer, Mendocino Art Center Retrospective (2002). Photo: CG Blick

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Temptation, pencil signed polychrome wood by Fran Moyer (1969) in the bay wubdiw at the opening show for Zacha’s Bay Window Gallery (1970)

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Sandra Hawthorne with her Strays, watercolor by Fran Moyer (1979).

Sandra Hawthorne with her Strays, watercolor by Fran Moyer (1979).

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Fran Moyer building her house at Caspar (c.1978). Photo: Sandra Hawthorne

Fran Moyer building her house at Caspar (c.1978). Photo: Sandra Hawthorne

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Cover: Honey Glumm’s Tales For Kiddies. Photo:Connie-Korbel-Mickey

Cover: Honey Glumm’s Tales For Kiddies. Photo:Connie-Korbel-Mickey

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