Our Artist in Cuba Fifty Drawings On Wood Leaves From the Sketch book of a T

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Our Artist in Cuba Fifty Drawings On Wood Leaves From the Sketch book of a T
George Washington Carleton
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and strolling through the golden orange- groves of Cafetals joining in the battle, murder, and sudden death of Marinao cock- fights vagabondizing along the shady side of Calle Obispo and so forth, through all the doles far nientes of a stranger's drift- ing life, among the lights and shadows of the Antilles' Queen.
The only merit the pictures possess, perhaps, is their faithfulness to nature. Though chiefly caricatures, they represent such incidents and scenes as every one, with both eyes open,
... sees, who visits Cuba ; and being sketched upon the spot, with all the crispy freshness of a first impression, they possess a sort of photographic value, that, in spite of their grotesqueness, may prove more lasting than the entertainment which their humor offers.
NEW YORK, April, 1865.
THE START. -THE STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA. AT SEA.
First day out. The wind freshens up a trifle as we Ret outside Sandy Hook; but our artist says he is 'nt sea-sick, for he never felt better in his life.
IN THE GULF OF MEXICO.


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