| Harry Mires V.:
The Timber
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"Huayhuashi"
(Squirrel)
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"Appetite for Generation"
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| Artist's comments |
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"In this painting we clearly see to the workers after taking off wood to the water. They work on the waters and take care the workers do not fall down in the water when they transport wood for many uses in industry. To the right there are two parrots and two monkeys and a Macaw. We have trees at the right side as the Cedro, Requia with a termites nest and a Renaco. To the left is the Quinilla tree and the Ubos. To teach the timbermen about danger in destroying the jungle is good to tell them to grow vegetables or to replant new trees." |
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