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Miasa-Omichi students and artists at SFO, returning home after a visit to Mendocino. Photo: Mendocino Sister Cities Aassociation (2010)

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Mendocino students and artists leaving for Miasa-Omichi, participants in the annual Sister City exchange. Photo: The Mendocino Beacon (2017)

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Mendocino Art Center: A 50 Year Retrospective by Bruce Levene (2009).

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Informational booklet for William Zacha’s exhibit of bronzetti, watercolors and serigraphs at Galleria Schneider in Rome (1981).

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Bill Zacha as the Stage Manager in Our Town by Thornton Wilder, the first production at the Helen Schoeni Theatre (1971).

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Studio Hinna at Villa Strohl-Fern on the Grounds of the Villa Borghese.

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Helen Schoeni in the American Red Cross Service Club #1, New Guinea, on the very day this photo was taken (1941). Throughout the Pacific, Allied servicemen went to clubs like this for rest, recuperation, and entertainment. At ARC Service Club #1, a musical of the kind Bill Zacha worked on, would play to audiences of 4000 troops and support staff, each night of its brief run. Photo: American Red Cross Archives

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Fran Moyer

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Toshi Yoshida

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