Monaco Jesuita, Jesuit Priest in Traditional Hat and Robe, 19th Century Watercolor on Wove inuit caribou antler doll I believe meant to represent

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

He died of AIDS in 1986

born in Versailles

looking fabulous holding down a pile of papers while just waiting to be picked up and held in your hand

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

Monaco Jesuita, Jesuit Priest in Traditional Hat and Robe, 19th Century Watercolor on Wove inuit caribou antler doll I believe meant to representI 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