Fran-Moyer – Page 13 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Jane Brandon by Fran Moyer (1987). Acrylic. Private collection.

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View from the deck. Photo: Fran Moyer (1985).

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Poster graphic for Fran Moyer’s Cat Paintings at Cielo Gallery (1980).

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Fran Moyer’s Stations of the Cross were part of the Grace Cathedral Show of Art for the Sanctuary and Art for the Home (October 14 – November 10, 1972), Gresham Hall, 1011 Taylor Street, San Francisco, Other participating Mendocino artists: Sasha Makovkin (liturgical ceramics), Wheatley Allen (sculpture), Eleanor Edwards (handweaving), Susan Makovkin (ceramics), and Rosemary Allen (painting).

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Mystic, marble head by by Fran Moyer (1951). Private collection.

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Ascetic, head by by Fran Moyer (1951). Private collection.

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Warrior by Fran Moyer. Ceramic figure (20″), 1974. Private collection.

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Athens by Fran Moyer. Mixed media (48″ x 72″), 1974. Private collection.

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Athens by Fran Moyer (detail showing signature). Private collection.

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Clown, polychrome ceramic head by Fran Moyer (1973). Private collection.

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