Falucas in Havana Harbor in 1898 is a photograph by William B Townsend which was uploaded on February 26th, 2014.
Falucas in Havana Harbor in 1898
In 1899, in the wake of the Spanish American War in which the victorious United Sates occupied the former Spanish colonies of Cuba, Puerto Rico and... more
Title
Falucas in Havana Harbor in 1898
Artist
William B Townsend
Medium
Photograph - Digitally Painted Photograph
Description
In 1899, in the wake of the Spanish American War in which the victorious United Sates occupied the former Spanish colonies of Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines, a large coffee table size two volume book was published filled with photographs of those islands. The narrative was written by war correspondent Jose de Olivares. Photographs and pencil drawings were generally by Walter B. Townsend, although it is cleat that in some instances Jose de Olivares was the photographer as well as writer.
This photo shows the small boats (falucas) in Havana Harbor, Cuba, which were used to transport passengers to and from the larger ships further out and were also used as pleasure craft for hire.
This photo is my digitized,restored and enhanced version of Mr. Townsend's photo and may not be reproduced.
Note: The watermark will not appear on the print you purchase.
Featured in the Art from the Past group, March 2014.
Uploaded
February 26th, 2014
