1887 Wood Engraving Art Botanical Bixa Achiote Aploppas Plant Flower Garden IDG1 ROSAI Earl O'Neill whose interests included

Earl O'Neill whose interests included playing golf at the Ridgemoor Country Club and at the Annandale Golf Club in Pasadena

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Situated behind the commemorative statue is the Columbian Arch

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1887 Wood Engraving Art Botanical Bixa Achiote Aploppas Plant Flower Garden IDG1 ROSAI Earl O'Neill whose interests included"Flowering Branch of Bixa Orellana" This is an original 1887 black and white wood engraving of the Bixa orellana, also known as Achiote or Aploppas, that is native to the tropical regions of North and South America. Achiote paste is also commonly used in Yucatn, Oaxacan, and Belizean cuisine. The plant has also been traditionally used by Native American Indians to make body paint. Please note the dimensions of this image. CONDITION This 126+ year old