Francisco The Man The Innocent Erendira And The Heartless Grand Mother - Lozano Mary
Francisco The Man The Innocent Erendira And The Heartless Grand Mother Painting
Artwork: #12 of 28 by Lozano Mary
Price
$1,500.00
Dimensions
40 x 30 cm
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05/23/2007
06:52 PM
Agawam, MA
Page 56, Harper Perennial Publishing House 1997. "...Francisco the Man, called that because he had once defeated the devil in a duel of improvisation and whose real name no one knew, disappeared from Macondo during the insomnia plague and one night he reappeared suddenly in Catarino’s store. The whole town went to listen to him to find our what had happened in the world.
05/23/2007
06:49 PM
Agawam, MA
On that occasion there arrived with him a woman who was so that four Indians had to carry her in a rocking chair, and an adolescent mulatto girl with a forlorn look who protected her from the sun with an umbrella"…“Two years before, far away from there, she had fallen asleep with our putting out theand had awakened surrounded by flames ... Since then her grandmother carried her from town to town, putting her to bed for twenty cents in order to make up the value of the burned house.