Monaco Jesuita, Jesuit Priest in Traditional Hat and Robe, 19th Century Watercolor on Wove inuit caribou antler doll and a pronounced vertical warp

and a pronounced vertical warp visible on the exterior

I believe meant to represent an international cast of girls in traditional dress

but am not sure where it came from or exactly how it was intended to be used

I've fallen in love with more than a few hetchels

He died of AIDS in 1986

Monaco Jesuita, Jesuit Priest in Traditional Hat and Robe, 19th Century Watercolor on Wove inuit caribou antler doll and a pronounced vertical warpI found this 19th century watercolor at a treasure trove of a shop in Cohoes, NY and it just called to me perhaps for feeling aptly somber for the moment we are living in (though he's got a hopeful feeling pink flush to his cheeks); and certainly also because I love his extremely wide brimmed hat! (Called a Cappello Romano,or Saturno, I believe) Along the bottom edge of the reverse side handwritten in graphite is "Monaco Jesuita" Monaco Jesuit. As I