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John Leech has a reputation for graphic invention way beyond the evidence. So many ill-drawn hunters tumbling into ditches, anglers caught in the weeds, and social irritations of a minor nature. Here are eight examples however when the basic concept (Irish Builders, Defensove Cricket and Striped Shirts) infected his style and driven him to make a decent drawing and an unusual composition of it all. |
