Battered Old Khaki American Red Cross Drawstring Bag, Presumed WW1 solitair I believe the hand-written text

I believe the hand-written text at upper left of this drawing reads "coiffure de opium Perle"--meaning opium pearl hairstyle--and indeed it is the combination of lace and pearls on her head

The back of the wood was painted a mellow gold it looks like over red

houses and a lighthouse dotting the shore

(Clark was son of landscape painter Walter Clark and Jennifer Woodruff Clark

All in very very good condition

Battered Old Khaki American Red Cross Drawstring Bag, Presumed WW1 solitair I believe the hand-written textAs I've often written, I've got a special love for a red cross, which I find the most perfect logo ever designed, formally and symbolically. And it seems quite right, formally and metaphorically, on a much battered khaki drawstring bag, WW1 I believe. (I'm not 100% sure about that, but a little research seems to indicate that the specific red cross patch here is WW1 rather than WW2.) Looks like a combination of little moth bites and a couple of larger