12” x 24”
9" x 12" the Panama Canal in rainy season.
9” x 12”
30” x 40”
While I was painting the series of Panama Canal expansion paintings I had a chance to do a partial transit of a ship through the Panama Canal with my good friend and pilot, Mark Goodrich. We started on the Pacific side anchorage at 2:30AM and disembarked midway at Paraiso around mid morning.
30" x 40". A ship exits Miraflores Locks at the Panama Canal headed into the Pacific.
30” x 40”
24” x 48”
24” x 48”
24" x 48" A post Panamax ship about to leave the last chamber of the locks and enter Gate lake, the Panama Canal.
16” x 20” Miraflores Locks, late in the day. From a photo I took while painting on site.
Cocoli Locks, the Panama Canal.
Rainy Season in the Culebra Cut, Panama Canal
24” x 36”
11" 14" I painted this from a black-and-white photograph of two Jamaicans working on the French effort to build a Panama Canal. 1885.
30” x 40” Cocoli locks, Panama Canal. Available for sale.
12" x 16"
24” x 36”
8" X 10". SOLD
30” x 40”
12" x 24" (Available for Sale). $925 Miraflores Locks, the Panama Canal around 9 pm. I had painted at the Locks in the afternoon and was leaving. I reached the center of the second set of gates and took this shot.
12 X 24 SOLD
24" x 36" a Post-Panama Max ship exits Agua Clara Locks heading into Gatun Lake, the Panama Canal.
Painted these while in Panama. Small 3” x 5” acrylic studies for larger paintings
15" x 30" at Miraflores locks, Panama in rainy season
16 x 20 Miraflores locks, the Panama Canal SOLD
30” x 40”
SOLD
16 x 20
30" x 40" Donated in Panama to raise money for the medication and supplies to combat the Corona Virus.
24" x 36" Miraflores Locks, Panama Canal
24" x 36" For an upcoming show in 2012 in Panama City, Panama.
16 x 20 Painted on commission
18" X 36"
8" X 12'' Acrylic on canvas board
A little sepia study of a ship at Cocoli Locks
In August 1914 the first trial crossing of the isthmus took place led by this Tug. The news of the opening of the canal was overshadowed by the beginning of World War I.