1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Indigenous Boy Native - ORIGINAL COL1 Saturday Evening Post a Luncheon Set of cream

a Luncheon Set of cream Linen with handmade lace edge and fancy stitched border

employing an army of traveling salesmen and a vast inventory of promotional giveaway items

Pierre Brissaud (1885-1964) was a native of Paris

This is an original 1956 photolithograph print of an etching "Model and Sculptured Head" by Pablo Picasso

Pendleton who made about $225 a month

1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Indigenous Boy Native - ORIGINAL COL1 Saturday Evening Post a Luncheon Set of creamThis 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