art – Page 12 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

WZ198901_Moonrise_Zacha

Moonrise (1989). Mendocino watertower and nasturtiums. Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ198901*

WZ198503_Summer-of-85_Zacha

Summer of 85 (1985). Remembering the movie filmed in Mendocino. Portuguese Flat. Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ198503

WZ198501_February-Mendocino-85-_Zacha

February, Mendocino ’85. A later edition based on February Mendocino (1978). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ198501

WZ198301_Navarro_Zacha

Navarro (1983). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ198301

WZ198103_Mendocino_Zacha

Mendocino (1981)

WZ197901_Picnic_Zacha

Picnic (1979)

WZ197901_Berry-Pickers_Zacha

Berry Pickers (1979). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ197901*

WZ197106_Our-Town-II_Zacha

Our Town II (1971). Mendocino. Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ197104

WZ197104_old-timer_Zacha

Old Timer (1971). View of Mendocino from the south. Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ197104

WZ197103_Calm-Sea_Zacha

Calm Sea (1971). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ197103

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