William-Zacha – Page 7 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

WZ197921_Campanile_Chiesa-dell-Immacolada_Scario_2008_07

Campanile, Chiesa dell Immacolada, Scario, Italy (2008).

WZ197920_Scario-below-Monte-Bulgheria_2008

Scario, Italy below Monte Bulgheria (2008).

WZ195212_tiny-section-of-modern-Positano-in-zacha-post-war-painting

Positano, Italy. Bill Zacha’s 1952 vantage today.

WZ195212_Positano_Italy_watercolor_Zacha

Positano (1952). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. (1952)

1959-02-22_MAC-downpayment-receipt

Original receipt for the $50 downpayment on Pete Paoli’s property (2/22/1959).

under-construction_mount-rushmore

WZ197820_Mendocino-1978_serigraph_Zacha

Mendocino 1978. Portuguese Flat. Serigraph by Bill Zacha. WZ197820

WZ198546_Floating-World_Zacha

Floating World (1985). Fragile beauty created for the title page of Tokaido Journey, the boxed set. Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ198546

WZ198002_Miasa-Mendocino-Peace-Plaque

The Miasa-Mendocino Sister City Peace Plaque is placed on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean, in Mendocino Headlands State Park, Mendocino, California.

WZ198201_Yangtze_Zacha

Yangtse (1982). Serigraph by William Zacha. WZ198201

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