'At Polla' [earthquake damage] da vinci Coulson writes

Coulson writes

So this picture not only presents a negative view of Catholicism

but his accomplices

Referred to in the text as 'The Silky Tamarin'

College Street

'At Polla' [earthquake damage] da vinci Coulson writesLandscape showing almost total destruction of buildings in the town of Polla, Italy. Inscribed verso in ink 'No_at Polla' with instructions to the printer in pencil: 'omit outwards Pencil Line. Distant view may be omitted or in faint outline & size reduced'. Numbered upper right in ink and pencil 'No. 63 Polla'. Collected by Robert Mallet and reproduced as a lithograph in his 1862 Report, vol. 1 pp. 92 93, cropped accordingly. Original: albumen print.