art – Page 9 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

WZ196810_san-jorge_guatemala_zacha

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

WZ196800_Marin_watercolor_Zacha

Marin (1968). Commissioned watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ196800

WZ196605_The-Wild-Oat_serigraph_Zacha

The Wild Oat (1966). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ196605

WZ196410_asian-landscape_ink-wash_zacha

Asian Landscape (1964). Ink wash drawing by William Zacha. WZ196410

WZ196915_Albion-Street_watercolor_Zacha

Albion Street, Mendocino (1969). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ196915

WZ197801_February-Mendocino_serigraph_Zacha

February, Mendocino (1978). Serigraph by Bill Zacha, artwork used on the Edmeades Vineyards Rain Wine label. WZ197801

WZ195225_Rome-Street-Scene_watercolor_Zacha

Rome, Street Scene (1952). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ195225

WZ195230_Temple-Castor-and-Pollux_Roma_Wm-Zacha

Rome, Temple of Castor and Pollux in the Forum (1952). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ195230

WZ199001_La-Punta-Scario-Italy_Wm-Zacha

La Punta, Scario, Italy (1990). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ199001

WZ197921_Campanile_Chiesa-dell-Immacolada_Scario_Wm-Zacha

Scario, Campanile, Chiesa dell’ Immacolada (1979). Drawing by Bill Zacha.
WZ197921

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