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Old Panama was attacked, pillaged and burned by the English pirate Henry Morgan. Henry Morgan landed on the Atlantic side of Panama and went by land to Panama City on the Pacific and robbed it of all it's wealth, and left it a ruin. This was one of the cathedrals and this is as it looks today. Panama City of today rebuilt across the bay from this old one.
41 Comments
John Cappello 10 Mar 2012
You have Fabulous talents ,impressive WorksRenata Cavanaugh 03 Apr 2011
BeautifulMiles Baker 19 May 2009
What a great work! This Henry Morgan chap keeps rearing his ugly head-friend of yours? Miles XPiero Lucia 14 Jul 2008
Yes!!!! Love it a lot, it brings back some memories :)Sherry Robinson 10 Jul 2008
Awesome! Great depth.Adarsh Kumar Pavani 06 Jul 2008
There's no better camera than your hand in this worlderick cervantes 15 Jun 2008
I am a fan of your work now Hun. Very nice and well done.Vivian Gutierrez 14 Jun 2008
amazing work!!!luci reader 30 May 2008
I Love this image , Sharon ,and the history is sad. the tower looks lonelyGreg Dubois 27 May 2008
I taught art way back in the 1980s at a community college in Anchorage Alaska. The reason I said that is that you and your painting painting radiates more than just photo realism, in fact what I like about a quality that rises above and escapes the critique of PR. It (the tower painting) has a human quality that I look for in all paintings and is a 'thing' that photographs can not equal. Hmmm' I don't know if I conveyed what I was attempting to! In any case this is a very nice work Sharon!Ann Howard 26 May 2008
Wow, you really captured the history and ancient look of this tower. Great painting, Sharon!Kathryn Lewis 19 May 2008
This is a nice painting . Good textures again!James Robb 18 May 2008
this a great structure and photo JIMRuth Kauffman 17 May 2008
Your stonework is FANTASTIC, Sharon!!! Lovely painting!!Paul Sandilands 16 May 2008
fab watercolour :)Joanna Jungjohann 16 May 2008
wow this is way kool!!!!!gerry logan 15 May 2008
What a grand picture. Your water color is very good. Great mix of color here.Olga van Dijk 15 May 2008
Your watercolors are amazing!!debbie collier 14 May 2008
Beautifully done!!Ron Axelson 14 May 2008
Wow, this one is a gem...Donald Schrier 14 May 2008
This is beautiful work and the history tied to it makes one want to see it in person to compare and enjoy both your painting and the real sight.Loredana 14 May 2008
Fantastic WorkShakeh Sarookhanian 14 May 2008
Great picture with historical information!!!Brenda Loveless 14 May 2008
great capture of the antiquity...well done, Sharon!Gordon Christie 14 May 2008
Great control.Gina Cowins 14 May 2008
so beautifully detailed, great workkay susan 14 May 2008
Like the textures you got in the stones. nice work!Sandra McClure 14 May 2008
Niice textures. Interesting architecture.Jacki Bowler 14 May 2008
Brilliant stonework, Sharon :o))............would that Henry Morgan be Captain Morgan as in the rum??? That might explain a few things??jamie winter 14 May 2008
awesome and my pic of the day. fantasticWarren Ballard 14 May 2008
Beautiful painting as always Sharon! Don't think I like that guy Henry Morgan though.Patty Day 14 May 2008
Beautiful just beautiful!!Pamela Davidson 14 May 2008
Beautiful rendering of quite the historical event. I just love your palm leaves and all the stone detail.. WoW :)cynthia berridge 14 May 2008
wonderful watercolour artJulie Mayser 14 May 2008
Amazing use of watercolor,Sharon... wonderful accompanying story!Emily Reed 14 May 2008
Super architectural art!!!Alberto D'Assumpcao 14 May 2008
Excellent work again, my friend!Nira Dabush 14 May 2008
Outstanding painting... Really excellent !! Fit your story beautifully.Lucia Stewart 14 May 2008
Lovely strong watercolor work sharon!Jaqueline Ogden 14 May 2008
Lovely work, definitely inspiringannette steens 14 May 2008
I love this wonderful watercolor, Sharon!