Tag Archives: Quentin Blake

“I loved him very, very much, but he died anyway” – The Human Nature of Rosen and Blake

Posted on October 1, 2014 by robinince

I had a speedy half day of illustration museums. First, to The Cartoon Museum, an expertly curated small space that struts from Hogarth to Steadman via Heath Robinson and Donald McGill on this occasion, the exhibits change with reasonable frequency. … Continue reading →

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When You’re In Your Scholarly Room…

Posted on August 25, 2014 by robinince

I am soon to face one of my first enforced retirements, the ensuing decades will have many, but this is one of my favourite jobs. I am to become surplus to requirement, a savage axing due to the relentless march … Continue reading →

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