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1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Honey Boiling Indian - ORIGINAL COL1 YFM3 upon pressure from anti-alcohol groups

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upon pressure from anti-alcohol groups

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The French Revolution put an end to Fragonard's patrons and he died almost forgotten

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1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Honey Boiling Indian - ORIGINAL COL1 YFM3 upon pressure from anti-alcohol groupsThis is an original watercolor print from Eduardo (Edward) Mark titled "Fondo Indigena para Hervir Miel" translated as "Indian Pan for Boiling Honey". Under a thatched roof shelter three women prepare honey to be boiled into sugar. 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 as vice consul, general consul, and business

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