Joseph Pennell's pictures of the Panama canal: reproductions of a series of lithographs made by him on the isthmus of Panama, January-March, 1912 (1912)
whichthe lithograph No. XIII of the cut was made. The drawingis looking toward the Atlantic. The engineer of the dirttrain—the smoke of which is so black because the enginesburn oil—climbed up to see what I was at, and incidentallytold me he was paid $3,600 a year, had a house free and twomonths… … XVITHE CUT AT PARAISO XVI THE CUT AT PARAISO AT THIS point the old railroad crosses the Canal bed, and-**• there is a splended view in both directions. This islooking toward the same mountains as in the previousdrawing, early in the morning. The mountains are coveredwith long lines of mist, under…
Lithography
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