William-Zacha – Page 25 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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One of William Zacha’s original stained glass designs, at Lighthouse Cove, Caspar, California (c.1976).

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For over fifty years William Zacha’s Mendocino Art Center has been the creative heart of California’s North Coast. The lavishly illustrated Mendocino Art Center: A 50 Year Retrospective, compiled and edited by historian Bruce Levene, chronicles and celebrates Zacha’s most influential and enduring creation. $24.95 plus tax at the Mendocino Art Center Gallery Gift Shop, 45200 Little Lake Street at Kasten Street
Mendocino, California. Open daily, 10 am to 5 pm. 707-937-5818 x14.

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Lucia Zacha with the 1964 Charles Marchant Stevenson portrait of her parents, Jennie and Bill Zacha (Mendocino 2015). Photo: CG Blick.

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Bill Zacha at the wheel, with younger brother and their mother (Texas, c. 1925).

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Bill Zacha, with his watercolor, August Evening, Mendocino (1972).

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Bill and Jennie Zacha’s granddaughter, publisher Julia Rose Sevin (2011).

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Lucia Zacha. Photo by CGB (2010).

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Jennie and Lucia Zacha (2000).

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Bill and Jennie Zacha (1998).

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A glimpse of Bill Zacha’s Mendocino.

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