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A Kurdish shepherd hugs his fourteen year old blind son who had stepped on an Iranian mine. The father, who sold most of his property to bring his son to Tehran, offered his eyes but the boy was too badly injured for a transplant
Michael COYNE
An elderly woman screams her devotion to Khomeini and the Islamic Revolution at a demonstration in central Tehran. Iran’s mullah’s, Shiite Muslim clerics, encouraged such demonstrations to keep up the fervour of the Revolution
Michael COYNE
Like an anonymous dark shadow, a well covered Indian woman passes a mural on the wall of a building in Tehran. The mural shows a child mourning a man who was killed while fighting in the Iran/Iraq war
Michael COYNE
A rehabilitation centre in Tehran which was well stocked with braces and artifical limbs for maimed soldiers returning from the Iran/Iraq wars. This centre was a mansion belonging to one of the Shah’s generals. His paintings were torn from their frames and replaced with Khomeini and a Shiite love poem
Michael COYNE
Mme Goode in costume
Alice MILLS; H. Walter BARNETT (after)
Tom Roberts’ pastel of Nancy Elmhurst Goode
Alice MILLS; T. HUMPHREY AND CO. (after)
Athol Shmith
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Athol Shmith
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Athol Shmith
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Athol Shmith
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Athol Shmith
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Athol Smith and his wife, Paule
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Athol Smith and his wife, Paule
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Athol Smith and his wife, Paule
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Athol Smith and his wife, Paule
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Athol Smith and his wife, Paule
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Athol Smith and his wife, Paule
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Athol Smith and his wife, Paule
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Athol Smith and his wife, Paule
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Athol Shmith and his wife, Paule
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Athol Shmith
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Portrait of Athol Shmith set up for shot by Lillian Frank
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Athol Shmith
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Athol Shmith
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Athol Shmith
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Athol Shmith and Jenny Ham
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We too smoke “Turf”! Athol Shmith with Bill Caterenich
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Athol Shmith and Patricia Tuckwell
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Athol Shmith and Patricia Tuckwell
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Athol Shmith and Patricia Tuckwell
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