The Cut from Culebra, plate XIII from The Panama Canal by Joseph Pennell, 1912

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"The Cut from Culebra, plate XIII from The Panama Canal by Joseph Pennell, 1912" is a significant work by the renowned American artist and illustrator Joseph Pennell. Created in 1912, this piece is part of a larger series of illustrations that Pennell produced to document the monumental engineering feat of constructing the Panama Canal. The Panama Canal, completed in 1914, was one of the most ambitious and challenging engineering projects of the early 20th century, and Pennell's illustrations provide a vivid visual record of its construction.

Joseph Pennell, born in 1857, was a prolific artist known for his etchings, lithographs, and illustrations. He had a keen interest in industrial subjects and was particularly fascinated by large-scale engineering projects. His work often captured the grandeur and complexity of modern industry and infrastructure, making him an ideal artist to document the construction of the Panama Canal.

"The Cut from Culebra" specifically refers to the Culebra Cut, one of the most challenging sections of the canal to construct. The Culebra Cut, also known as the Gaillard Cut, involved excavating a deep trench through the continental divide in Panama. This section was notorious for its difficult terrain, frequent landslides, and the immense amount of labor required to complete it. Pennell's illustration captures the scale and intensity of the work being done, highlighting both the human effort and the machinery involved in this colossal task.

Pennell's illustrations were not only artistic achievements but also served as historical documents, providing insight into the construction process of the Panama Canal. His work was widely recognized and appreciated for its technical skill and its ability to convey the magnitude of the project. "The Cut from Culebra" remains an important piece in the history of both art and engineering, illustrating a pivotal moment in the development of global trade and transportation.

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