William-Zacha – Page 26 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Bill Zacha, bronze by Miriam Rice (1970). Mendocino Art Center courtyard.

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Bill Zacha, founder, Mendocino Art Center, by Miriam Rice (1970). Photo: CGB (2015)

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Bill Zacha and Pistoni, bronze portraits by Miriam Rice, Mendocino Art Center (1970)

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Charles Marchant Stevenson with his multiple portrait of Bill and Jennie Zacha (1964).

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Bill Zacha (1962)

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Issue No. 1, Grace Frye’s Mendocino Robin (9/5/1961).

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Bill Zacha and Pistoni with Fran Moyer’s Cigar Store Indian, on the deck of Zacha’s Bay Window Gallery in Mendocino (1964).

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Bill Zacha, Mendocino Art Center (1960s).

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Bill Zacha with Dorr Bothwell, in her studio (Look Magazine 1962).

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Mendocino has a 19th-century charm that is not usually associated with exploding, modernistic California. It was formerly a redwood logging center. (Look Magazine 1962)

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