1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Water Carrier Guaduas - ORIGINAL COL1 P347B This ad features a Mother

This ad features a Mother Goose poem of the crooked man

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moving among artistic and literary circles she had been accustomed to since her youth

Please note that the reddish reflection on the left side is not on the actual item

1963 Print Eduardo Mark Colombian Water Carrier Guaduas - ORIGINAL COL1 P347B This ad features a MotherThis is an original watercolor print from Eduardo (Edward) Mark titled "Aguadero de Guaduas" translated as " Water Carrier of Guaduas". Mark depicts a young man at work carrying a large clay jug delivering or fetching water for the town. He walks barefoot with the help of a large bamboo cane staff, wears rolled up blue pants, and a traditional poncho. In the upper right corner Mark writes: "Guaduas, June 1846". Edward Walhouse Mark was born in Malaga,