Very likely this is one of the numerous Pulcinella looks in the history of this Commedia dell'Arte character.
Let's just remember that Pulcinella is the classic, beloved Neapolitan character, almost a symbol of the city itself.
Naples = Vesuvio = Spaghetti = Pulcinella.
Pulcinella was born/created in Naples -in the South of Italy - during the second half of the XVI century.
The character was invented by an actor of the Commedia dell' Arte: Silvio Fiorillo, and this etching by Francesco Bertelli is from mid XVII century.
Here Pulcinella is wearing an uncommon top hard-top "coppolone" hat - like in a Tiepolo painting - and has a white mask, but there are so many versions of his way of dressing that nothing is surprising.
Check out the Pascariello character, for another different Pulcinella look
