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I painted this 30"x40" watercolor in 1994. This scene is of San Pedro Harbor in 1913 during its great period of expansion into a major Pacific Rim seaport six years after the City of San Pedro was annexed by the City of Los Angeles The Southern Pacific station was the debarkation point for the Los Angeles Basin. The station was demolished to make room the the Terminal Island Ferry, and is no the site of the Los Angeles Maritime Museum. This area of Los Angeles Harbor was a favorite place for Hollywood Studios for location shooting.
16 Comments
Maureen Bloesch 16 Jul 2010
what patience!Ravinder Dutt 13 Jun 2009
MINDBLOWING BEAUTIFUL, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Marika Antal 16 Mar 2009
its more then fantastic!!margaret mckeehan 25 Jul 2008
THIS IS FANTASTIC THE DETAIL THE COMPOSITON , YOU ARE REALY A VERY VERY TALENTED ARTIST.................jennifer blenkinsopp 11 Apr 2008
Amazing truly amazing.Tia Antoniades 18 Mar 2008
You have a great eye for detail!Jean M. Laffitau 14 Mar 2008
The most spectacular, fascinating and outstanding artist, YOU, strikes again!!! A masterpiece!Donald Schrier 13 Mar 2008
I agree with the prior comment. So much detail and such wonderful colors.Reba McDonald 13 Mar 2008
A masterpiece Stanton.Zura Potskhishvili 13 Mar 2008
Very beautiful work!!bert cortes 13 Mar 2008
Another one of Mr. Manolakas incredible paintings.Heather Leigh Douglas 13 Mar 2008
Incredible! It would take me a lifetime to achieve something like this!Lili Segal 13 Mar 2008
Stunning work, Stanton! Outstanding!!! Wonderful composition! Fabulous colours! My pic of the day!Julie Mayser 13 Mar 2008
A marvelous work, Stanton... every bit of it is interesting history, and the water is just scintillating! -And to think that it was done in watercolor just boggles the mind!Jean Hurlock 13 Mar 2008
fabulous detail!helen tyralik 13 Mar 2008
WOW love the detail that went into this piece of history , it is fantastic.Well done