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Bain no. 6. Inscribed in graphite: "AP. Richard Shirley Smith. Roma 1961."

The image shows a small structure in the foreground, set into a hill sloping down to an array of other large houses and oter structures, some of which are surrounded by fields and grounds. In front of the small structure is a carriage and a palanquin.

The image has been removed from the page.

Bain no. 255. Inscribed in graphite: "96/100 Richard Shirley Smith '87."

Bain no. 14. Two copies. The first inscribed in graphite: "AP Richard Shirley Smith 1960." The second inscribed in graphite: "AP Richard Shirley Smith '61."