This is a watercolor painting of a man in a theatrical costume, likely from a series depicting characters or types. The man is depicted in a dynamic pose, with one leg raised and one arm extended, holding a brown, feathered hat. He has a bald head with a small tuft of hair on top, and a prominent mustache. His expression is somewhat exaggerated, with a slightly open mouth. He is wearing a white, open-fronted jacket over a white shirt, and white trousers that are tightly wrapped with white cloth from the knee down. His shoes are light-colored and appear to be soft slippers. Below the image, there is handwritten text in French: “Bulgaro qui garde les chevaux du G. J. tant qu'ils font au rond.” This translates to “Bulgaro who guards the horses of G. J. as long as they go around in a circle.” The background is a plain, off-white color. The style of the painting is somewhat naive and illustrative, with a focus on capturing the character's costume and pose.