Succumbing to two hurricanes, the Nuestra Señora de Atocha was a Spanish treasure galleon whose riches were strewn over many miles in 1622.
 
Featuring old-world colors, Atocha Gumbo captures the Atocha's plight. Hurricane clouds, her sails, and actual imagery of 22-carat gold, silver coins, and a stunning emerald cross from the 1982–1985 shipwreck recovery are featured.
 
The recovery vessels Dare and J.B. Magruder, along with their innovative discovery apparatus known as “mailboxes,” appear faintly in the background.
 
The imagery consists of more than a dozen photographs, plus two digital paintings, all from Dan's collection. The images were then digitally remastered and blended into one piece of art.
 
This piece is available in a moderate-sized, one-of-a-kind early 19th-century hand-carved Rococo scrolled foliate frame in original giltwood. Size: 35 x 22 inches. An optional matching Rococo three-piece set includes a pair of carved acanthus elements and a large wall bracket. New custom frames are also available.
 
Edition: Limited edition of 15 signed and numbered canvas prints in varying sizes, plus one artist's proof printed on archival velvet fine art paper. Includes a certificate of authenticity.