Portrait of Luis L. Cojo, painter of grave markers at the Mission San Juan Capistrano cemetery, April 1907

Photographic portrait of Luis L. Cojo, painter of grave markers at the Mission San Juan Capistrano cemetery, April 1907. Cojo is standing at left and holding a paintbrush in his hand as he looks slightly to the left. He is wearing a dark baggy pair of pants, a dark long-sleeved shirt and a dark hat. His face is covered with a frizzy graying beard and mustache. There is a grave marker at right that is as tall as Cojo, and a paint palette is perched on top. The palette reads "Household paints ready mixed", while the marker reads "Madrona Garcia Nacio Elano 1901 El 6 de Abril Murio Elano 1902 El Mes de Sept La Edad 18 Mes". A box behind the grave marker reads "Pure Boiled Linseed Oil".