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Taino Indian family. Distantly related to the Arawaks of South America, the Taino migrated into the Caribbean 1500 years earlier (before Columbus) and occupied the Bahamas and the Greater Antilles.

Taino Indian family. Distantly related to the Arawaks of South America, the Taino migrated into the Caribbean 1500 years earlier (before Columbus) and occupied the Bahamas and the Greater Antilles.

Value includes conceptual design at $2,000 as well as refinements made under Purchase Order # 1443PX110092170.; Abbr=PUB

U.S. National Park Service

Project=Columbus Quincentennial Poster/Folder; Art_Registration_No=PUB-0075; Reflective Art

Government owns art and all reproduction rights.

Public domain

Exploration and Settlement, (HFC ArtTheme)
, Watercolor on paper, (HFC ArtMedium)

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Non-site Specific, Code:

Image Management System : IMS 00247

HFC Commissioned Art Collection

20190904

01/01/1992 - 12/30/1992

Image_Size=W: 7 1/2" x H: 9 3/16"; Metric_Size=W: 17.77CM X H: 22.84CM; Count:2/2; Publications' Columbus Quincentennial poster and brochure

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Public Can View

Schlecht, Richard/Richard Schlecht Illustrations

Organization: Harpers Ferry Center
Address: Harpers Ferry Center, 67 Mather Place, Harpers Ferry, WV, 25425, 304-535-5050

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