Collections : [Yale University -Yale Center for British Art]

Bain no. 58-67. No inscription.

Bain no. 54-57. Inscribed in graphite: "A.P. Richard Shirley Smith. 'To any Christian.' 1964."

Engravings collected in a contemporary file labeled "Documents & old letters relating to the Carrs: photographs and paintings." The engravings are now removed to a new folder; the original is retained.

Portrait of "Eno: A Kaffir Chief," showing a middle-aged African man with a leopard-skin cape draped around his shoulders. He wears a black beaded necklace and earring. His hair is cropped short. It is unclear how Norris came to paint this portrait--whether Eno was a prisoner of the British regiment or had some kind of pact of non-aggression with colonial forces.

A small manila envelope that once housed letters and fragments from the YCBA Porcher collection. Bears notes in red ink.

Includes another unsigned and undated note, in a different hand, indicating that the manuscripts originally stored in the envelope (items 3a(2-7) in the present collection) should be saved for future generations.

Postmarked Iver Heath. Bears ink drawing of a winged man (reproduced in Dear Mercia, p. 107).

Addressed, in black ink: "Mr. & Mrs. Bevan, 14 Adamson Rd., N.W." With one penny stamp and postmark dated 28 Ap. [18]14.