Various British newspaper cuttings announcing the death of Billy Smart at his circus in Ipswich.

External view of Billy Smart’s Circus showing the ticket office, some transport and accommodation and a large circus tent on the background.

Printed in Great Britain on wood. Description of the scene depicted on the back of the item. Accompanied by a typescript letter which gives more information on the item.

Works of art collected by the Smart family.

Painting of Smart's Circus at Winkfield.

Painted by Derek Burrell-Davis who was a television presenter for the BBC.

Blue and yellow gouache painting of 'Billy Smart's circus book here' on a circle shape. Cut out of an elephant attached to the circle.

Watercolour and pen and ink sketches of clowns, interior of the circus tent, setting up the circus.

Works of art collected by the Smart family.

Works of art collected by the Smart family.

Pencil sketch of temple dancer, designed by Theatrical Models Ltd; pen and ink sketches of clown costumes and material, designed by Gerald Cheshire; pen and ink sketches coloured in of elephants in various costumes.

Sketches on paper.

Oil painting on board. Painting of a circus performer in the centre with audience members and a camera man in the foreground.

Gouache painting on board.

Gouache painting on board. Painting of Billy Smart's Circus logo in red and yellow with 'Comes to town' in white.

Painting features circus ring, audience and lights.

Pencil sketch of 178V12.41 with different details.

Works of art collected by the Smart family.