William-Zacha – Page 23 – Zacha's Bay Window Gallery

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August Evening, Mendocino (1972). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ197201

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Mendocino (1959). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ195901

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Leona’s Watertower, Mendocino (1958). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ195803

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Mendocino Market Building (1958). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ195802

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Ye Old Butchershop, Mendocino (1957). Watercolor by Bill Zacha. WZ195701

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Jennie Zacha on the cover of Mendocino Arts (Fall 2009/Winter 2010). Portrait by Dorr Bothwell (1980).

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Jennie Zacha by Dorr Bothwell (1980)

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The spring at Zacha, Greece.

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Charles Marchant Stevenson with his trompe l’oeil portrait of Bill and Jenny Zacha (1964).

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Lucia Zacha in Tartuffe, Helen Schoeni Theatre, Mendocino (1974).

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