THE ARTISTS
in Alphabetical order
A
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Acanthus |
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Charles Addams,
|
|
Anton |
B
C
|
Callendar,
Flash Macaroni |
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Caran
D'Ache |
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Leo
Cheney (Passing Show) |
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George
Cruikshank |
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Michael Cummings )Daily Express) |
D
|
Jay
Darling |
|
Clarence
Day |
|
Whitney
Darrow |
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Honore
Daumier |
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Decamps, L'An de Grace 1840, .... 1830 litho |
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Robert
Deighton, London Nuisance x 4 |
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D'Eguille (The
Silent Screen) |
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Marie
Duval (Ally Sloper) |
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Derso and Kellen for FORTUNE |
|
EDMUND DUFFY AND THE COLD WAR |
E
F
|
Wally
Fawkes  Flook |
|
Bud
Fisher, Mutt and Jeff |
|
Lyonel
Feininger Menu |
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Arthur Ferrier |
|
Bud
Fisher |
|
Fougasse |
|
Fontaine
Fox |
|
Arthur
Frost |
|
Al
Frueh |
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Harry
Furniss |
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Andre Francois |
G
|
Ghezzi, Man about Town |
|
David
Ghilchik |
|
James
Gillray |
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A.S.Graham
(July 1955) |
|
Chester Gould,
selected panels |
|
Charles
Gibson |
|
Grandville, Course au clocher adademique 1839 |
|
Carl Giles, article by Robert Hughes, Architectural review |
H
|
George Herriman (4 galleries) |
|
John
Held Jr |
|
William
Hogarth |
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Helen
Hokinson |
|
Frank
Horrabin |
|
Thomas Hood |
|
Will Hope, (Espoir)
The Communist |
I,J, K
|
Ionicus |
|
Rea
Irvin |
|
Jiz |
|
Edmond
Kapp |
L
|
David Langdon, At Large 1958 |
|
Joe
Lee |
|
Mary
Lee |
|
Patrick
Lee |
|
David
Levine |
|
David
Low |
M
|
Mahood June
1955 |
|
Phil
May |
|
Reginald Marsh |
|
Winsor
McKay |
|
A.Moreland |
|
Matt Morgan |
N
O
P
|
THOMAS PATCH, A SELECTION OF WORK AND TWO CARICATURES |
|
Virgil Partch How to Look at Women |
|
Austin
Payne, Pip Squeak and Wilfred |
|
Pett
of the Daily Mirror single 1941 |
|
Watts Phillips, Teddington Locke c1850
1941 facs. |
|
PONT
of Punch, The British Charactera and The British Carry on 1940 |
R
|
W.Heath
Robinson (advertising) |
|
Alex Raymond, FLASH GORDON |
S
|
Sempe (Women and Children First) |
|
Linley
Sambourne |
|
Scully,
William June 1955 |
|
Ronald
Searle |
|
Dr.Seuss |
|
R.C.Sheriffs |
|
Graham
Simmons |
|
O.Soglow |
|
Art Spiegelman |
|
George
Sprod |
|
Cliff Sterrett(Polly and her Pals) |
|
G.F.Studdy (Passing
Shown Menu) |
|
Sidney
Strube |
|
J.F.Sullivan |
|
William Steig (Stag at Eve) |
|
Jimmy Swinnerton, a miscellany |
T
|
R.Taylor |
|
J.W.Taylor (June
1955) |
|
James
Thurber |
|
Rudolf
Toppfer |
U,V
W
|
H.T.Webster |
|
Tom
Webster |
|
Westral The Communist |
|
Gluyas
Williams menu |
|
David
Wilson |
SINGLES
|
SHE
WOULD ONLY MARRY A HERO C1880 |
|
THE
PRESSURES OF MODERN LIFE, Alain, New Yorker 1942 |
|
ESQUIRE
CARTOONISTS C1960 |
THE TIRED OLD FORMULAE
|
HOARY
OLD CARTOON CLICHES, DONALD MAGEE NEW YORKER |
|
The
Hot House of British Humour ROWLAND EMETT(visual cliches) |
|
HOW TO DO IT
|
Gurny Williams, I MEET SUCH PEOPLE commissioning cartoons |
|
Lutz, Practical
Graphic Figures |
|
Manning
Hall Making Faces |
|
Percy
Bradshaw Press Art School |
|
Schools
for cartoonists, one |
|
Schools
for cartoonists, two |
|
Teaching
Cartoons over the Phone US c1934 |
|
Gene
Byrnes, Complete Guide |
|
L.A.Doust Cartoon
and Caricature |
|
Harry
Michaelson, Lightning Cartoonist at work |
|
Richard
Taylor, Introduction to Cartooning 1947 |
|
How
to Draw for London Opinion |
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W.A.S. Herbert, Caricatures and How to Draw Them 1951 |
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I Meet Such People, Gurney Williams 1946 |
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WASH,Caricatures and How to Make Them, 1951 |
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HOW TO DRAW COMIC BOOK HEROES AND VILLAINS, |
BRITISH COMICS/CARICATURE
|
CARTOON, WIT CARICATURE IN BRITAIN, LONGDEN 1944, selected plates |
|
ADVENTURE 1949 |
|
BEANO 1947 |
|
BOYS MAG |
|
CHAMPION |
|
CHASER PLATOON |
|
COMIC CUTS 1944 |
|
DANDY 1968 |
|
EAGLE new series, 4 annuals from the Eighties |
|
EAGLE VISUAL FEATURES |
|
FILM FUN 1951 |
|
KINEMA COMIC 1926 |
|
KNOCKOUT |
|
RADIO FUN 1952 |
|
SHIVER AND SHAKE 1974 |
|
SPARKY |
|
THUNDER |
|
TIGER |
|
VALIANT |
|
WHIZZER AND CHIPS |
AMERICAN COMICS/ CARICATURE
|
NEWSPAPER COMICS 2 galleries |
|
AMERICA - A SECOND SMALL SELECTION |
SEE ALSO
CHARACTERISATION
AMERICAN ARTISTS
MAGAZINES
|
PUNCH(almanacs) |
|
JUDGE |
|
JEUDI
DE LA JEUNESSE |
|
THE
PASSING SHOW |
|
MEGGENDORFER'S
BLATTER 1897 |
|
VANITY
FAIR CARICATURES |
|
LA CARICATURE, PARIS, A SHEET OF COSTUMES |
FEATURES
|
FORTUNE,
1933 The Funny Papers |
FORMAL ASPECTS
|
single
panels celebrated |
|
Speech
Bubbles |
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