An emaciated naked man, displaying large swellings on his neck and groin, with smaller swellings visible on his chest, arms, abdomen and thigh. Process print, 18--.

He is John McCann (1805-1843), who was admitted to the Richmond Hospital, Dublin, in 1840. Smith examined him both before and after his death and identified the tumours as neuromata (neuromas, neurifibromata). The artist has depicted a fig leaf on his genitals