1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Tierra Caliente Men - ORIGINAL COL1 PLANES2 This piece was illustrated by

This piece was illustrated by Henrion

commonly known as sanicle or wood sanicle

It was located at the south end of the Wooded Island and was a log house with a clay floor and a stick chimney

located at Fifth Avenue at 52nd in New York City

This is an original 1913 color print ad for Jaenecke's Matchless Inks from The Jaenecke Printing Ink Company

1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Tierra Caliente Men - ORIGINAL COL1 PLANES2 This piece was illustrated byThis is an original watercolor print from Eduardo (Edward) Mark titled "Gentes de Tierra Caliente" translated as "People of the Hot Lands". Mark chose to leave this painting incomplete. The print depicts five people in a row, three men and two women the middle two people have been left only as sketches while the others have been filled in. In the bottom right corner Mark wrote: "Santa Ana Aug. 2nd 1846". Edward Walhouse Mark was born in Malaga, Spain