Publisher's Synopsis
This report provides a fascinating look at the design and construction of the Panama Canal, with a particular focus on the artistic elements of the project. The report includes detailed descriptions and illustrations of the various sculptures, murals, and other artworks commissioned for the canal, as well as information about the artists who created them. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of engineering and public art.
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