William-Zacha – Page 14 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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At the summit of Mount Shizuki on the grounds of Hagi Castle.

WZ197630_Lighthouse-Cove_stained-glass_Zacha

Stained glass window designed by Bll Zacha, at Lighthouse Cove, an inn in Caspar South, near the Point Cabrillo Lighthouse. WZ197630

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Mission San Jose, San Antonio Texas.

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San Antonio Rose (1989). Mission San Jose, San Antonio Texas. Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ198905

WZ198302_Alphonsos_serigraph_Zacha

Alphonso’s (1983). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ198302*

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Wedding Day (1982). Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ198204*

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Late Summer, Mendocino (1978). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. Artwork used on 1978 Edmeades Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon label. WZ197810

WZ197010_Ford-House_Dawn_serigraph_Zacha

Ford House, Dawn (1970). Now the Mendocino Visitor Center. Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ197010

WZ198504_suzuki-en-hagi_Zacha

Suzuki-en-Hagi (1985). Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ198504

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Il Faro (the lighthouse), Scario, Italy.

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