art – Page 13 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

WZ197102_Frost-2_Zacha

Frost 2 (1971). Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ197102

WZ197101_Candle-Light_Zacha

Candle (1971). Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ197101

WZ197003_Cypress-Sunset_Zacha

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

WZ196801_Souvenir-of-Mendocino_Zacha

Souvenir of Mendocino (1968). The Connemara House complex, just east of the Mendocino Art Center. Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ196801

WZ198911_Buckhorn-Cove_Wm-Zacha

Buckhorn Cove (1989)

WZ198908_Autumn-Headlands_Wm-Zacha

Autumn Headlands (1989)

WZ198907_Portuguese-Flat_Mendocino_Wm-Zacha

Portuguese Flat (1989). Watercolor by William Zacha. WZ198907

WZ198502_Edmeades-Rain-Wine-poster_Wm-Zacha

Edmeades Vineyards 1985 Rain Wine poster

WZ198320_July-Headlands_Mendocino_Wm-Zacha

July Headlands, Mendocino (1983). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. A second painting of a favorite view. WZ198320

WZ197201_August-Evening_Mendocino_Wm-Zacha

August Evening, Mendocino (1972). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ197201

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