Richmond, Yorkshire (1958)
Richard knew Richmond well and here, so the story goes, he incorporated a back view of his son Crispin looking at a map and the scene spread below him from the top of the church tower. The Post Office commissioned the painting to encourage people to use the new Postcode to help avoid confusion.
Caithness (1961)
This lively picture is rich with imagery associated with North Scotland. Shell gave Richard a list of items to include in his composition and he has managed to make it seem remarkably natural and at the same time give it dramatic atmosphere.
