19th Century Mexican Santa Maria con Anima Sola Retablo #5 Anima Sola Male 7" x 5" 19th Century Mexican Retablo on Tin Sometimes San Ramon Nonato is

Sometimes San Ramon Nonato is depicted with a padlock on his lips or with his lips completely rubbed away signifying his other purpose as the patron of silence

the tent in which they were tending to the sick and in which they had all of their equipment and supplies was completely destroyed and burned to the ground

the Bodhisattva of compassion

Measurements Approx : W 3 1/2" x L 5" x H 4"

Demantoid – light green

19th Century Mexican Santa Maria con Anima Sola Retablo #5 Anima Sola Male 7" x 5" 19th Century Mexican Retablo on Tin Sometimes San Ramon Nonato is19th Century Mexican Santa Maria con Anima Sola Retablo Mary Appearing to an Anima Sola Late 19th Century Original Retablo Oil Painting on Tin created in Mexico. Retablo dimensions are approx. 7 inches horizontal x 10 inches vertical. Condition: in excellent, clean, original condition with some minor paint loss acquired over more than a century of use and devotional prayer. Note from Brian: This little gem is possibly the seventh Retablo that I had