Driving down a street called, Bunker Hill (seen here) will lead you into Charlotte Amalie, the main town of St Thomas and the harbor. Lucinda’s gallery called, “Blue Turtle” was located at the bottom of the hill and her art studio was conveniently up the hill on the right called, “Synagogue Hill”. This of course if you were driving. If you were walking you wouldn’t think it was convenient. Lucinda loved to walk the streets during the day taking in the scenes of “Island Life”. To look at this watercolor, you can almost hear the sounds of reggie music or what is called, “Soca” music. This piece adorned all the residences at The Ritz-Carlton. This is in a series of 150.

22”x30”