William-Zacha – Page 13 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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The Boys in the Barracks, Zacha ceramics in the Annex (2015).

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The Boys in the Barracks, Zacha Bronzetti at the Annex (2015).

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Piazza del Popolo, Roma, 1954 watercolor by Bill Zacha, a gift to his 1949 painting companion, Patience Molesworth (Pay).

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The twin churches of Santa Maria in Montesanto, and Santa Maria dei Miracoli in Piazza del Popolo, Rome. Photo by Berthold Werner (detail).

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Bill Zacha, Pay Molesworth, and Carolyn Mason Jones. Photo by Carolyn Mason Jones (Rome 1949).

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Bill and Pay. Photo by Carolyn Mason Jones (Rome 1949).

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Pay Molesworth and Bill Zacha. Photo by Carolyn Mason Jones (Rome 1949).

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Bill and Pay. Photo by Carolyn Mason Jones (Rome 1949).

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Bill Zacha and Patience Molesworth (Pay), ready for another painting picnic. Photo by Carolyn Mason Jones (Rome 1949).

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Santa Maria in Cosmedin, Roma (11-3-51). Ink drawing by Bill Zacha. WZ195120

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