Diminuitive Early Spanish Colonial Polychrome Carving of Anima Sola with Scapular antique fabrics which can be seen from

which can be seen from the front only from an angle

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I'm always opening old books in hopes of finding drawings inside

though it's also got a bit of the feel of a trench art piece to me

Diminuitive Early Spanish Colonial Polychrome Carving of Anima Sola with Scapular antique fabrics which can be seen fromIt seems quite right that this Spanish Colonial Anima Sola looks as if he's endured quite a lot a lonely soul stuck in purgatory, flames rising from below. With long hair down the back I assume female, and, unusual, from what I can tell, for wearing a scapular, which apparently was a practice directed by Our Lady of Mount Carmel, who instructed that those wearing a blessed brown scapular at the time of death would not suffer long, but rather would be