1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Indigenous Boy Native - ORIGINAL COL1 WWI There were so few of

There were so few of these produced that this would make the ultimate gift for the Fox Studio or Edmund Lowe collector

and the Bismarck Archipelago

Dimensions: Approximately 10 x 11

Parke-Davis

This is an original 1935 black and white print ad promoting the Otis Elevator manufacturing and maintaining service from Otis Elevator Company

1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Indigenous Boy Native - ORIGINAL COL1 WWI There were so few ofThis is an original watercolor print from Eduardo (Edward) Mark titled "Nino Indigeno" translated as " Indian Boy". A young native boy with a slight smile poses on a chair for his portrait. He wears a matching white long sleeved shirt and pants with a black bordered straw hat. Edward Walhouse Mark was born in Malaga, Spain in 1817 where his father was head of the English Consulary. Arriving in Bogota, Colombia in 1843, Edward Mark served for 10 years