William-Zacha – Page 17 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

WZ196920_Late-Summer_Mendocino-Coast_watercolor_Zacha

Late Summer, Mendocino Coast (1969). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ196920

WZ197004_Picket-Fence-and-Coming-Storm_Zacha

Picket-Fence and Coming Storm (1970). Mendocino Headlands. Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ197004

WZ196720_Lake-Atitlan_Guatemala_Wm-Zacha

Lake Atitlán, Guatemala (1967). Watercolor by William Zacha. WZ196720

WZ196710_Still-Life_oil_Zacha

Still Life (1967). Oil on canvas by Bill Zacha. WZ196710

WZ196705_still-life-with-nasturtiums_serigraph_zacha

Still Life with Nasturtiums (1967). Oil on canvas. WZ196705

WZ198500_Behold-the-Sea_serigraph_Zacha

Behold the Sea (1985)

WZ198004_mushiko-mado-windows_nara_2

Street view through mushiko mado windows, Japan.

WZ198004_mushiko-mado-windows_nara

Mushiko mado windows, Nara.

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

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