Pavel N. Matustik, The Hat overseeing the Canal from Trump’s Hotel
[flickr]
[flickr]
Panamas (1902)
Panama canal paintings
Al Sprague, Cascadas
Al Sprague, Ship in Locks
Alexander Brook, Barrage Balloon (1943)
One of many Barrage Balloons used in the defense of the Panama Canal during World War II. This painting shows soldiers preparing one for launch. This scene could have been in any area along the Panama Canal, but most likely near one of the Locks.
One of many Barrage Balloons used in the defense of the Panama Canal during World War II. This painting shows soldiers preparing one for launch. This scene could have been in any area along the Panama Canal, but most likely near one of the Locks.
Alton Tobey, The Panama Canal
Cynthia Cooley, Panama Canal
Cynthia Guild, Panama Canal (2015)
Cynthia Guild, Sliding Through (2010)
John Dos Passos: Blaise Cendrars, Le panama ou les aventures de mes sept oncles (1931)
Simon Bird, Mira Flores Locks, Panama Canal (2005)
Tavik Frantisek Simon, Canal of Panama
Wallace Trickett, Ulster Star in the Gaillard Cut, Panama Canal (2007)
Panama canal painting
And when we search for fine art paintings with the key words “panama canal painting”, we also find this kind of images:
Panama Ship Service offers painting services that include grit blasting, hydro-blasting, new hull and deck painting and coatings. We can complete projects on vessels of all sizes and types.
Panamax and New Panamax are terms for the size limits for ships traveling through the Panama Canal. Panamax specifications have been in effect since the opening of the canal in 1914. Ships that do not fall within the Panamax-sizes are called post-Panamax.
source: Panama Canal Authority
Expanding the Panama Canal [very informative large photos]
