Hilda-Pertha – Page 2 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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Connie Korbel-Mickey Photo: Fine Art America

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Malagueña by Hilda Pertha. Oil on canvas. Private Collection.

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Rio by Hilda Pertha (1965). Oil on canvas (30″ x 40″). Private collection.

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Zacha’s Bay Window Gallery opening (1981): Jennie Zacha, Hilda Pertha, Marisa Lauren. Hilda Pertha triptych, oil on canvas.

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Hilda Pertha (circa 1947). Photo: Winfield Fine Art.

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The view from Hilda Pertha’s deck.

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Hilda Pertha in her studio

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Hilda Pertha on her deck overlooking the Mendocino Headlands, upstairs from Zacha’s Bay Window Gallery.

Hilda Pertha on her deck overlooking the Mendocino Headlands, upstairs from Zacha’s Bay Window Gallery.

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Hilda Pertha’s studio, upstairs at 45110 Main Street, Mendocino, California

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Hilda Pertha with her daughter Mila Ahern

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