William-Zacha – Page 15 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Il Faro, Scario (1990). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ199003

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Point Cabrillo (1989)

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Point Cabrillo Lighthouse

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Mending Nets (1952)

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Farola dei Puerto (lighthouse), Malaga, Spain

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El Ropo, Malaga (1952). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ195201

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To Buddy Abancena from Bill Zacha (detail). 1951

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To Buddy Abancena from Bill Zacha (1951). Watercolor. WZ195110

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The Chiesa di Sant’Angese in Agone stands on the western side of Piazza Navona. In Bill Zacha’s Roma (1952), one of the church’s twin bell towers (Francesco Borromini, c. 1652) is visible at the top right.

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Roma near Piazza Navona (1952). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ195215

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