George Worsley Adamson
 
Illustrator and humorist

‘[Drawn] with sympathy, humour or grave seriousness,’ is how George Adamson described the many illustrations he did for the Nursing Times. He experimented with a whole range of styles in his drawings for the magazine, often opting for something reminiscent of Eric Fraser’s work in the symbolic depiction of illnesses. In 1983 the design of the magazine changed radically and Adamson’s twenty years of contributions came to an end.

Illustrations by George Adamson published between 1963 and 1983 in Nursing Times
Caption/description	Page	Date	Size	Nature
Problems of Health Visiting -- 1 ‘Know then Thyself ...’ by Sonia Preece: ‘... the old lady leaned forward to detain me and laid a conspiratorial hand on my arm.’ (health visitor in bedroom of old couple, the husband in bed and the wife detaining the health visitor about to leave)	Vol. 59, no. 1, p. 6	04/01/1963	1/3 page	line and signed
Problems of Health Visiting -- 2 Dangerous Generalizations! by Sonia Preece: ‘Health visitors taking such a group must be prepared to hear a few home truths’ (discussion group of housewives with health visitor)	Vol. 59, no. 2, p. 46	11/01/1963	1/3 page	line, signed
Problems of Health Visiting -- 3 Problem to Whom? by Sonia Preece ‘Mary ... now aged two and not speaking at all ... looked pale and furtive. Mrs. A. put her down and she tried hard to bite the baby...’ (health visitor in background rising from armchair)	Vol. 59, no. 3, p. 72	18/01/1963	1/3 page	line, signed
Problems of Health Visiting -- 4 A Day in the Life of... by Sonia Preece ‘Judith is plump and downy sleeping under the apple tree ...’ (mother and health visitor in background, pram with sun shade under tree)	Vol. 59, no. 4, p. 110	25/01/1963	1/3 page	line, signed
Letters from a seconded student by David Boorer -- 1 Surgical Ward: ‘The pomp and ceremony surrounding a consultant has to be seen to be believed’ (doctors and nurses in ward around patient in bed)	Vol. 59, no. 10, p. 287	08/03/1963	1/3 page	line, signed
Letters from a seconded student by David Boorer -- 2 Medical Ward: ‘With a flourish I pulled the curtain back and watched with horror as it fell ...’ (in ward with unperturbed man reading in bed)	Vol. 59, no. 11, p. 332	15/03/1963	1/3 page	line, signed
Letters from a seconded student by David Boorer -- 3 Casualty: ‘Believe me, it’s quite an ordeal for all concerned, putting stitches into some minute child with lungs of brass.’	Vol. 59, no. 12, p. 357	22/03/1963	1/3 page	line, signed
Letters from a seconded student by David Boorer -- 4 Theatre: ‘ ... I was wondering if we’d all joined some fantastic hygiene cult.’ (washing up after an operation in a state of organized chaos)	Vol. 59, no. 13, p. 395	29/03/1963	1/3 page	line, signed
The Reilly Family by Clare France ‘... a rather shamefaced, black-eyed Mr. and Mrs. Reilly staggered forward and pushed their way through the amazed group ...’ (couple caught fighting in Edinburgh cellar)	Vol. 59, no. 22, p. 677	31/05/1963	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Tracheostomy in a Blind Patient by G. M. Sibley ‘Suction was required fairly frequently to the tracheostomy tube. Mrs. B. disliked this intensely and implored us with her hands and facial expressions to stop.’ (nurse tending blind old lady in bed)	Vol. 60, no. 4, p. 110	24/01/1964	1/4 page	line & tone, signed, against tinted background
Case Conference: 1) The Long Road Back by Susan E. A. Ansell. A young man sustains a severe head injury in a motor-cycle accident and takes a long time to recover (man flying through air with his motor-cycle in the background)	Vol. 60, no. 10, p. 305	06/03/1964	1/4 page	line, signed
Case Conference conducted at The General Infirmary at Leeds: Ulcerative Colitis: ‘... Peter was small for his 12 years’ (nurse with boy in dressing gown)	Vol. 60, no. 14, p. 440	03/04/1964	1/4 page	line & tone, unsigned
The Registrar of Births and Deaths by Nancy Wilkins. Middle aged couple giving notice at the registrar’s office	Vol. 60, no. 37, p. 1183	11/09/1964	1/4 page	line, signed
The Powers and Duties of a Coroner by Nancy Wilkins. Nurse in cloak before coroner, with jury behind	Vol. 60, no. 38, p. 1223	18/09/1964	1/4 page	line, signed
Menière’s disease [Meniere’s disease] by John Groves. ‘Usually he feels as though his surroundings are whirling violently around him ...’ (old man clutching chair in a fit of dizziness)	Vol. 60, no. 50, p. 1627	11/12/1964	1/4 page	line, signed
Mr Baird’s Wife by M. C. Tinsley. Private nurse in uniform before hearth and mantelmirror reflecting room; wraith coming in through open door	Vol. 60, no. 52, p. 1714	25/12/1964	1/3 page	line, signed
Sonne Dysentry: a childhood problem by Wilfrid H. Parry, children in school playground, with three on a bench in foreground	Vol. 61, no. 2, p. 50	08/01/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Stigma Attached by Rosemary Taylor: ‘The nurse who has had mental illness is subject to many difficulties that become obvious as soon as she applies for new employment.’ (nurse in best coat and hat in interviewee’s chair)	Vol. 61, no. 9, p. 279	26/02/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Sydenham’s Chorea or St. Vitus’ Dance by J. L. Greaves (schoolgirl shaking and writhing)	Vol. 61, no. 27, p. 894	02/07/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Karen, the other side of the picture by a student nurse (child with doll in cot in ward at night)	Vol. 61, no. 38, p. 1264	13/08/1965	1/3 page	line, signed
Arytenoidectomy by Constance Cheyne: ‘Mrs Phillips found it very difficult to make herself heard.’ (old lady in chair in waiting room)	Vol. 61, no. 40, p. 1332	01/10/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Vulnerable Groups 1: Problem Families by Alexander D. G. Gunn (mother with cigarette and children in squalor by kitchen range)	Vol. 61, no. 41, p. 1366	08/10/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Vulnerable Groups 2: by Alexander D. G. Gunn (old man in ‘his’ chair in old folks’ home)	Vol. 61, no. 42, p. 1405	15/10/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Vulnerable Groups 3: The Adopted Child by Alexander D. G. Gunn (sad looking little girl with modern cradle behind her)	Vol. 61, no. 43, p. 1445	22/10/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Vulnerable Groups 4: The Unmarried Mother by Alexander D. G. Gunn (pregnant woman seated wearing hat)	Vol. 61, no. 44, p. 1485	29/10/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Vulnerable Groups 5: The Ill-housed by Alexander D. G. Gunn (a view of a squalid interior)	Vol. 61, no. 45, p. 1511	05/11/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Vulnerable Groups 6: The Neglected Child by Alexander D. G. Gunn (boy without pyjama top in bedroom with three other children all abed)	Vol. 61, no. 46, p. 1552	12/11/1965	1/4 page	line, signed
Keep the Cotton Wool Handy by T. Cross ‘... Yes, that thing is a menace’’’ (TV in ward with cowboys coming out ot set at alarmed patients in bed)	Vol. 61, no. 45, p. 1524	05/11/1965	1/2 page	line, signed
Charlie’s Santa Claus by Mary L. Stollard (boy on hospital bed with Christmas tree in background)	Vol. 61, no. 52, p. 1762	24/12/1965	1/3 page	pen and wash, against tinted ground, signed
The Newcomers 1: Our Problems with Them by Alexander D. G. Gunn (Caribbean couple arriving well wrapped up with much luggage)	Vol. 62, no. 14, p. 465	08/04/1966	1/4 page	line and stencil brush, signed
The Newcomers 2: Their Problems with Us by Alexander D. G. Gunn (Pakistani with his shopping under brolly)	Vol. 62, no. 15, p. 509	15/04/1966	1/4 page	line and stencil brush, signed
The Newcomers 3: How They Help Us by Alexander D. G. Gunn (Asian doctor and black nurse at a hospital)	Vol. 62, no. 16, p. 535	22/04/1966	1/4 page	line and tone, signed
The Law 1: Introduction by Nancy Wilkins (Justice blindfold with scales on Law Courts, London)	Vol. 62, no. 22, p. 737	03/06/1966	1/4 page	pen & wash, signed
The Law 2: The Courts by Nancy Wilkins (bewigged judge leaving)	Vol. 62, no. 23, p. 775	10/06/1966	1/4 page	line, signed
The Law 3: Course of Trial by Nancy Wilkins: ‘If Bloggs decides to plead guilty, no jury will be necessary as their purpose is to find out whether a person is guilty or not guilty’ (man in suit in dock, police officer hidden away to one side)	Vol. 62, no. 24, p. 806	17/06/1966	1/4 page	line & tone, signed
The Law 4: The Trial by Nancy Wilkins: ‘The jury settle down in their seats and prepare to listen to Counsel for Prosecution, who will tell them the circumstances of the offence.’ (portrait of 12 jury members)	Vol. 62, no. 25, p. 849	24/06/1966	1/4 page	line, signed
The Law 5: The Juvenile Offender by Nancy Wilkins: ‘... up to maximum of 24 hours a week is spent in some useful duty like wood chopping, carpentry or physical training.’ (boy in apron with try square in carpenter’s shop)	Vol. 62, no. 26, p. 885	01/07/1966	1/4 page	line, signed
The Law 6: The Mentally Abnormal Offender by Nancy Wilkins: ‘... charged with stealing a green hat which she did not really want ...’ (woman in coat and hat in dock seen from behind)	Vol. 62, no. 27, p. 913	08/07/1966	1/4 page	line, signed
The Law 7: Legal Personnel by Nancy Wilkins (barrister waiting in Law Courts)	Vol. 62, no. 28, p. 941	15/07/1966	1/4 page	line & tone, signed
The Mental Health Act, 1959: Notes for Nurses by D. J. Bateman & H. G. Sackett: ‘If a patient is about to leave the hospital grounds can the nurse compel him to come back?’	Vol. 62, no. 29, p. 963	22/07/1966	1/4 page	line, signed
The Mental Health Act, 1959: Notes for Nurses by D. J. Bateman & H. G. Sackett: ‘A patient is permitted to write to the Ministry of Health, any MP ...’ (lady wielding pen)	Vol. 62, no. 30, p. 1010	29/07/1966	1/4 page	line, signed
Adventures with ‘The Colonel’by Margaret E. Lowe (woman in wheelchair with handles to propel it)	Vol. 62, no. 48, p. 1590	02/12/1966	1/3 page	line, signed
Sonne Dysentry: a childhood problem by Wilfrid H. Parry (children in school playground, with three on a bench in foreground)	Vol. 63, no. 10, p. 323	10/03/1967	1/4 page	line and letraset tone, signed
Conflicts and Harmonies of Normal Stress 1: Traumatic Silence by Stephen Horsley: i) Three chimpanzees (seeing, hearing, speaking); ii) The futility of shamming death (hare in road about to be run over); iii) Duty to communicate: an obstruction, the signalman and a train (signal box and timbers on the track)	Vol. 63, no. 25, pp. 816-817	23/06/1967	each 1/6 page	1) line, signed a: 2) pen & wash, signed; 3) line and signed
Conflicts and Harmonies of Normal Stress 3: Echoes of Neglected Stress by Stephen Horsley: ‘… vigorous efforts to communciate’ [with the doctor by means of a play relationship] (doctor holding baby in beret; mother looking on)	Vol. 63, no. 27, p. 898	07/07/1967	1/4 page	line with stencil stippling and signed
Lives of Loneliness. The Medical-Social Problems of Divorce and Widowhood by Alexander D. G. Gunn (woman lying back, wearing a beret)	Vol. 64, no. 12, p. 391	22/03/1968	1/4 page	pen & wash, signed
Monoplegic Cerebral Palsy with Behaviour Disorder by Richard Byrt: the story of Alan, mentally subnormal and schizophrenic, and his gradual progress (Alan seated)	Vol. 65, no. 15, p. 455	10/04/1969	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Acute Laryngo-tracheo Bronchitis in Children by Josephine M. Groves: ‘Kenny’s favourite position for sleeping’	Vol. 65, no. 24, p. 743	12/06/1969	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Margaret by Winifred White: ‘They ought to do something’ (old lady with bottle of sherry)	Vol. 65, no. 26, p. 821	26/06/1969	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Acute Osteomyelitis of the Right Ankle by Jacqueline N. Tatuna: Peter: a nursing care study (eight-year-old boy on bench)	Vol. 65, no. 31, p. 967	31/07/1969	2/3 page	line and stippling, signed
Recurrent Pneumothoraces treated by Pleurectomy by Marlene H. Manning (portrait of George, song-writer with pop group)	Vol. 65, no. 33, p. 1042	14/08/1969	1/4 page	pen and wash, signed
Fractured Tibia and Femur in an Elderly Patient by Ann Pearson (Mrs Ada B., 85)	Vol. 65, no. 36, p. 1133	04/09/1969	1/4 page	pen and wash, unsigned
The rehabilitation of Mrs Maxwell by C. S. McLaren: ‘Mrs Maxwell was a large flabby unhealthy woman and had been chairbound for the past 10 years as a paraplegic’ In praise of the district nurse (fat lady)	Vol. 65, no. 38, p. 1202	18/09/1969	1/4 page	line on transparency, unsigned
A Patient with Suspected Prader-Willi Syndrome at a Mental Subnormality Hospital 2 by Richard Byrt (16-year-old boy)	Vol. 65, no. 40, p. 1260	02/10/1969	? page	pen & wash, signed
The Meaning of Family Medicine by Leonard Beaumont (woebegone family of three generations in sitting room perhaps watching TV)	Vol. 65, no. 44, p. 1383	30/10/1969	1/2 page	line, signed
Rubella--a lighthearted case history (woman before mirror, in spotted dress but with spotted face in the mirror’s reflection)	Vol. 65, no. 45, p. 1420	06/11/1969	1/2 page	pen and wash, signed
George: a man with an inadequate personality by Colin A. Short (man seated biting his fingernail)	Vol. 66, no. 8, p. 236	19/02/1970	1/4 page	pen & wash, signed
Community care in Schizophrenia by J. D. Burrow (lad with his head in his hands)	Vol. 66, no. 26, p. 805	25/06/1970	1/4 page	charcoal, on tinted ground, signed
Three Nurses: A Profile by Monica Frost: Shona---A Ward Sister (seated on tartan blanket); Helen---A Number 7 (nurse standing); Noele---A Psychiatric Ward Sister (nurse seated with cup of coffee)	Vol. 67, no. 25, pp. 767, 768, 769	24/06/1971	1/4, 1/3 & 1/3 page	line, signed; pen & wash on tint, signed; charcoal on tint, signed
The Strong and the Weak by Rev. Kenneth M. Wolfe (reverend gentleman sitting on hospital bed after hernia operation)	Vol. 67, no. 37, p. 1152	16/09/1971	1/2 page	line, signed
Agitated Depression by Susan A. Banks: ‘… a totally different person’ (60 year-old lady with spectacles and handbag)	Vol. 69, no. 39, p. 1251	27/09/1973	1/9 page	line, signed
Nurse case study: Laura, recovery from an overdose by Anna Townsend (thin 68 year-old in hat)	Vol. 69, no. 44, p. 1446	01/11/1973	1/6 page	line and stencil brush. signed
James: nearer to independence by Clive Peters: ‘When praised he would laugh and throw back his head, turning it from side to side.’	Vol. 69, no. 46, p. 1529	15/11/1973	1/6 page	pen & wash, signed
Tuberous sclerosis by Clive Peters: ‘Penny would seek attention by crying and banging her head on the floor’ (young girl, dramatic aerial view)	Vol. 69, no. 47, p. 1604	29/11/1973	1/3 page	line and stencil brush on tone, signed
Nursing Care Study: Polly -- mental deficiency and schizophrenia by E. Woolley: ‘Polly kept stripping herself and would insist on eating her food off the floor, so she could not be left with other patients without constant observation’ (scantily clad dark-haired woman in petticoat with drawers round her ankles)	Vol. 69, no. 48, p. 1636	06/12/1973	1/6 page	tinted background, charcoal?signed
Coping with geriatrics by F. T. Unwin: ‘… he was fond of signing scraps of paper’ (bespectacled, moustachioed old man in dressing gown and slippers)	Vol. 69, no. 50, p. 1693	13/12/1973	1/2 page	line and signed
An opportunity for married women by E. J. Davies (experimental scheme of part-time training in psychiatric nursing for married ladies) (woman at hospital entrance, ambulance in background behind trees)	Vol 69, no. 50, p. 1697	13/12/1973	1/3 page	line signed
The Night Round by Hilary M. Cronk (doctor in fancy dress as a Red Indian frightening Mr Dodds in bed, who thinks he has DT)	Vol. 69, nos. 51/52, p. 1731	20 & 27/12/1973	1/4 page	pen & wash, unsigned
Fulbourne Hospital: a patient’s view by Helen Crockett, patient lying down with Bert clutching her hand: ‘Voices penetrated the darkness and I felt my hand engulfed in Bert’s’	Vol. 70, no. 16, p. 603	18/04/1974	1/6 page	line and tone, signed
Experimental studies in obesity by Rosemary A. Crow (fat man and rat tucking in)	Vol. 70, no. 4, p. 103	24/01/1974	1/5 page	line, signed
Sister Hegglebody gets the bird by Hilary M. Cronk (sister in her room like an Aladin’s cave, about to retire)	Vol. 70, no. 6, p. 207	07/02/1974	1/3 page	line, signed
Alice -- a case of schizophrenia by H. Johnson: ‘My knock was answered by Alice, who immediately said ‘Oh, hello Harry’ and invited me into the house’. (Psychiatric visitor at front door with patient)	Vol. 70, no. 12, p. 421	21/03/1974	1/5 page	line, signed
How relevant is the nurse? by K. J. Durrant & E. Christie: ‘Beyond the polite ‘hello’, comment is not encouraged’ (satircally depicted hospital management committee members being shown round by doctor)	Vol. 70, no. 13, p. 480	28/03/1974	1/6 page	pen and wash, signed
Don’t talk over their heads by Marianne Hartshorne (staff gathered round sickbed but instead of a patient just a pyjama top propped against pillow)	Vol. 70, no. 16, p. 605	18/04/1974	1/6 page	line and zipatone, signed
John---a drug addict by T. F. Lee (long-haired youth with dazed look)	Vol. 70, no. 23, p. 859	06/06/1974	1/6 page	line, signed
Goodbye Mr Manningtree by Florence Kidd: ‘Good afternoon, Miss, and thank you’ (scene at mortuary before pauper’s funeral)	Vol. 70, no. 25, p. 966	20/06/1974	1/6 page	line and zipatone, signed
Nurses are different by J. M. Heyward (nurse with dove, bees out of her mouth, theatrical masks)	Vol. 70, no. 26, p. 1009	27/06/1974	1/6 page	line and zipatone, signed
Jane---Coping with hysteria by David H. Nicholas	Vol. 70, no. 27, p. 1024	04/07/1974	1/6 page	line and tone, signed
Chronic Alcoholism by Kathleen M. Jackson (61-year-old man with dog suffering from alcoholism, and duodenal ulcer complicated by anaemia)	Vol. 70, no. 29 p. 1104	18/07/1974	2/3 page	charcoal, signed
Cardiac Unrest by John Mcleod: ‘… made straight for Mr Brown’s side room’	Vol. 70, no. 29, p. 1129	18/07/1974	1/6 page	line, signed
Rooming-in by B. S. Cox: ‘Baby is now ready to feed.’ (mother in bed being handed baby)	Vol. 70, no. 32, p. 1247	08/08/1974	half page	line and tone, signed
Patients as people by E. C. Hoffard (smalls of long stay patients: 2 men 2 women: Alfred, Edgar, Lucy and Emma	Vol. 70, no. 33, pp. 1283-5	15/08/1974	1/9 page each	4 line drawings, Lucy drawing signed
Nursing a tetraplegic patient at home by B. Footitt: ‘Maria, dressed and ready to go shopping.’ (Maria Jones in wheel chair)	Vol. 70, no. 34, p. 1301	22/08/1974	2/3 page	brush on textured board, signed
Lady of the Night by Donald M. Bowers: ‘… Sleep well, and I’ll look after whatever problems may arise.’: (night-duty nurse)	Vol. 70, no. 34, p. 1325	22/08/1974	1/9 page	pen & wash, signed
Pamela - a paranoid schizophrenic by P. Weeks (girl seated)	Vol. 70, no. 36, p. 1389	05/09/1974	1/3 page	line & tone brushwork
Nursing Care Study: Withdrawal by E. Stella Smith (43-year-old woman with arms in air, but who looks far older)	Vol. 70, no. 42, p. 1626	17/10/1974	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Three generations---a health visitor’s study by Joyce Wiseman	Vol. 70, no. 47, p. 1827	21/11/1974	1/5 page	line, signed
On being a district nurse … family under stress by Pat Osborne (90 year old with 6 month old on her lap at family home)	Vol. 70, no. 48, p. 1864	28/11/1974	1/3 page	stencil brush and line on tinted ground
‘Off to casualty again’ by Janet Standen: Emma has just started playschool but so far life has been a chapter of accidents: ‘At every opportunity something awful happened to her’ (little girl in mid fall)	Vol. 70, no. 49, p.1887	05/12/1974	1/3 page	line, signed
James T a psychopath by John Orr (man sandwiched between police officer and psychiatrist)	Vol. 70, no. 50, p. 1933	12/12/1974	1/3 page	line & tone on tinted background
Ward Two’s Zoo by Hilary M. Cronk (1. man delivering big vase; 2. nurse delivering 3 bird cages for Christmas decoration)	Vol. 70, no. 51, pp. 1986 & 1987	19 & 26/12/1974	1/9 page	pen & wash, both signed, first with ‘a’ only
Sporting times by M. A. Hoy (surly footballer undoing his boots)	Vol. 71, no. 1, p. 37	02/01/1975	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
The elderly dropout by Jane Yeadon (old man seated with candle on table)	Vol. 71, no. 1, p. 39	02/01/1975	1/3 page	pen & wash
Drama as therapy for the psychopathic personality by Bill Millin (girl with necklace dangling, acting)	Vol. 71, no. 2, p. 7	09/01/1975	2/3 page	line & tone, signed
Nursing Care Study: who will help him now? by Howard Witts (smiling old man seated with stick)	Vol. 71, no. 2, p. 53	09/01/1975	1/3 page	line, signed
Mary says she hasn’t got a brain by J. J. Fleming: ‘I’ll never die, I have no brain, I’ll live for ever and ever’ (53 year-old spinster)	Vol. 71, no. 3, p. 95	16/01/1975	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Nursing Care Study: A gift from Karin by Elizabeth Evans (small girl being showered)	Vol. 71, no. 4, p. 133	23/01/1975	1/3 page	line, signed
Management courses---are they a waste of time? by Kenneth Westbrook (stylized picture of nurse surrounded by masks and shapes)	Vol. 71, no. 5, p. 191	30/01/1975	1/3 each	line and tone, signed
Schizophrenia (cover painting for series, depicting head)	Vol. 71, no. 9, cover	27/02/1975	full page	4C, signed
Noise on the ward at night by Sarah Whitfield (fantasy vision of young nurse on big noisy tricycle)	Vol. 71, no. 11, p. 409	13/03/1975	2/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Schizophrenia -- 3 Delusions and hallucinations by Monica Frost (depiction of schizophrenia with earl’s coronet)	Vol. 71, no. 11, p. 433	13/03/1975	1/3 page	line & tone, signed
Schizophrenia -- 4 Aggression and natural isolates by Monica Frost (Mr J., pharmacist, paranoid, with bottles, test tubes)	Vol. 71, no. 12, p. 475	20/03/1975	1/4 page	line and black areas
A need for reassurance by Rowena Hall (1. Michael and Joan seated in casualty waiting room; 2. man in bed, nurse standing nearby, oxygen cylinder)	Vol. 71, no. 13, pp. 495 & 496	27/03/1975	1/5 page each	pen & wash, signed
Schizophrenia -- 6 Acute schizophrenia by Monica Frost (1. Man standing surrounded by distorted figures; 2. Girl with cat’s head)	Vol. 71, no. 14, pp. 543 & 544	03/04/1975	1/4 page each	line, signed, line & black, signed
A time of isolation by Anon (old lady in armchair in psychiatric hospital)	Vol. 71, no. 15, p. 591	10/04/1975	1/3 page	line, unsigned
Schizophrenia -- 8 From hospital to community by Monica Frost (stylized man with black silhousette of self)	Vol. 71, no. 16, p. 624	17/04/1975	1/3 page	line & black, signed
I’m going to die by Sarah Starr (very old lady lying in bed with arm raised)	Vol. 71, no. 18, p. 707	01/05/1975	1/3 page	line & tone, signed
The Diogenes syndrome (old woman living in squalor in Brighton, sitting before hearth)	Vol. 71, no. 21, cover	22/05/1975	full page	pen & wash & separation (or blue) for cover
Narcolepsy by J.D. Parkes (19th-century man asleep at stile)	Vol. 71, no. 23, p. 883	05/06/1975	1/3 page	line & tone, signed ‘a’
The triple duty district nursing sister by Elizabeth A. Stickle (health visiting, district nursing, midwifery, shown in drawing as three nurses in one)	Vol. 71, no. 23, p. 901	05/06/1975	1/3 page	line & signed
Pain in haemorrhoid repair by A. Walsh Low: ‘I’m damned if I’ll let them touch me now’ (Navy surgeon put off by the recovery process of dealing with haemorrhoids)	Vol. 71, no. 24, p. 931	12/06/1975	1/4 page	line & tone.signed
Nursing case study: Keith -- a treatment problem by Kevin Moreton (1. 27 year old, tall man---depressed; 2. Keith standing with back turned)	Vol. 71, no. 28, pp. 1097 & 1099	10/07/1975	1/9 each	line on transparency, second signed ‘a’ only
My elderly lady by Gloria Mullan (1. Whitewashed cottage in Scotland; 2. Bridget seen through window)	Vol. 71, no. 29, pp. 1139 & 1140	17/07/1975	both 1/3 page	black on painted board, first signed ‘a’ only
Mastectomy -- a patient’s point of view by Jennifer M. Roberts (profile, almost silhouette of woman after mastectomy for carcinoma of breast)	Vol. 71, no. 33, p. 1291	14/08/1975	1/3 page	line & tone, signed
Nursing case study: A psychopathic personality by Sooh Fun Loh (Helen with two pigeons)	Vol. 71, no. 36, p. 1407	04/09/1975	1/3 page	line, tone. signed
Parents & Relatives by Jessie Parfit (rather hippie young couple both with glasses)	Vol. 71, no. 38, p. 1513	18/09/1975	1/3 page	tone & line ? on board, signed
Depression by Susan Bishop (Mrs D, smiling 73-year-old woman)	Vol. 71, no. 40, p. 1568	02/10/1975	1/3 page	painting in greys on board? signed
No bed for the night by Mavis Leonard (old tramp standing with hat on)	Vol. 71, no. 40, p. 1595	02/10/1975	3/4 page	line & stencil brush, signed
Return to the fold? by D. G. Hughes (nurse seated reading newspaper)	Vol. 71, no. 40, p. 1597	02/10/1975	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
An approach to psychiatric nursing by Richard Bleazard (1. woman on bed; 2. standing man, former entertainer; 3. youngish observer type; 4. Mrs C with shopping seen from behind)	Vol. 71, no. 42, pp. 1654, 1655 & 1656	16/10/1975	1/9 page each	first and fourth line, second tone and third line and tone: all signed ‘a’ bar third fully signed
Post natal toxaemia by Agnes Walsh Low (young woman in surgery, with pram handle on left)	Vol. 71, no. 42, p. 1672	16/10/1975	1/4 page	line, signed
Nursing a blind patient by Jenefer Perks (man wearing tie groping forward, hands towards beholder)	Vol. 71, no. 44, p. 1728	30/10/1975	1/3 page	line & tone, signed
Blind?? by Julie Summons (allegory of injured blind patient with arms in plaster)	Vol. 71, no. 44, p. 1730	30/10/1975	1/3 page	line against black ground with signature reversed out
Portrait of a recluse by John G. Hinton (Mrs Dee by bath)	Vol. 71, no. 44, p. 1753	30/10/1975	1/9 page	almost scraperboard style, signed
Relative helpers in the ward by Ellen Cockburn (woman walking with sheets)	Vol. 71, no. 46, p. 1833	13/11/1975	1/3 page	line, stencil brush?, signed
Paraphema article by John Spanton (45-year-old BR worker, Stephen , suffering from delusions, shown on platform)	Vol. 71, no. 52, p. 2054	25/12/1975	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Over to you by Joyce Watson (figure with bottle of spilt pills instead of head)	Vol. 72, no. 1, p. 36	1 & 8/01/1976	1/6 page	line and black areas, signed
Nursing care study: manic depressive psychosis by Monica Frost (1. Mrs A scantily dressed and heavily made up; 2. Mrs A depressed, and eyes brimming with tears)	Vol. 72, no. 2, pp. 60 & 61	15/01/1976	1/3? page	line and black, both signed, second ‘a’ only
Nursing case study: Lily---a long stay patient by Pamela Stevens (66 year-old woman, 1. with teapot; 2. seated outdoors, much improved)	Vol. 72, no. 7, pp. 255 & 256	19/02/1976	1/4 page each	line and black areas, signed
Poppy: A professional patient by Pamela F. Stevens (Poppy arriving at hospital to be admitted)	Vol. 72, no. 9, p. 335	04/03/1976	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Nursing care study: Schizophrenia by Carol Vaughan (surreal depiction of schizophrenia)	Vol. 72, no. 10, p. 374	11/03/1976	1/4 page	line and black, signed
Schizophrenia: An end to relapses by John Stanford: ‘the change was startling’ (smartly dressed young man, John, standing; reintegrated)	Vol. 72, no. 11, p. 418	18/03/1976	1/6 page	line and black, signed
Nursing Care Study: Pregnant car-crash victim by Beatrice Lucas (almost abstract drawing depicting the recovery of crash victim and birth on April 23rd)	Vol. 72, no. 12, p. 452	25/03/1976	1/3 page	line, signed
Boys will be boys by Judd Holme (high dependency mentally subnormal males in almost Bosch-like scene of chaos)	Vol. 72, no. 14, p. 550	08/04/1976	2/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Nursing cares study: Depression by B. C. Murphy (Miss G., a Persian girl of 29, portrait of head and shoulders)	Vol. 72, no. 17, p. 660	29/04/1976	1/5 page	brush linework
Nursing care study: Acute psychotic episode in a chronic paranoid personality by D. Devlin (Lucy, aged 58, overdressed and rubicond, with flower)	Vol. 72, no. 19, p. 751	13/05/1976	1/6 page	line and black, signed
Nursing care study: A child in need by Corinne Richards: 4-year-old girl with peritonitis	Vol. 72, no. 20, p. 782	20/05/1976	1/2 page	pen & wash, signed
Case study: Puerperal psychosisWoman drawn white line on black with baby in christening robe as though in her head	Vol. 72, no. 20, p. 774/5	20/05/1976	1/4 page	line and areas of black, signed
The old lady of Euston by Doreen Norton (80-year old leaving luggage truck, policeman in background by pillar. Done for Age Action Year)	Vol. 72, no. 23, p. 913	10/06/1976	1/3 page	line & tone, signed
Nursing care study: Wayne, a patient with recurrent reactive depression by Kevin Moreton: 1. profile of 30 year-old man in tears; 2. view of the man recovered, standing in smart jacket on steps of hospital	Vol. 72, no. 24, pp. 946 & 947	17/06/1976	1/5 and 1/3 page	line & signed, line & black
Battered baby by Janette Bysshe (Jane a toddler on all fours)	Vol. 72, no. 25, pp. 986	24/06/1976	1/4 page	line & tone
The nurse in a ‘special’ clinic by Elizabeth M. Schofield	Vol. 72, no. 27, p. 1060	08/07/1976	1/3 page	painting in greys on board? signed
Waiting for diagnosis by Margaret Hayes (women waiting to screened for breast cancer; title of article integrated in drawing)	Vol. 72, no. 30, p. 1175	29/07/1976	1/4 page	pen & wash, signed
Community nursing care study: Father and son by Jane Littlechild (Mr. P, 67, with amputated leg and father, 93, seated at home)	Vol. 72, no. 32, p. 1235	12/08/1976	1/3 page	line & signed
Community nursing care study: Mrs Jones by Peggy Toll (old couple seen through bay window, dog on Mrs Jones’s bed)	Vol. 72, no. 34, p. 1307	26/08/1976	1/4 page	line & signed
Behaviour modification programme by Pat Moore: Tom, a mentally retarded 15 1/2 year old in underclothes with foot on chair, dressing	Vol. 72, no. 35, p. 1358	02/09/1976	1/3 page	line and reversed out line on black, signed
Community nursing care study: A social outcast by Margaret Hartie: Peter holding up his schizophrenic wife Annie	Vol. 72, no. 36, p. 1393	09/09/1976	1/5 page	line and black, signed
Dementia: a reappraisal of staff attitudes by E. S. Lamont: very old man supported by elderly women with back to viewer	Vol. 72, no. 42, p. 1647	21/10/1976	1/3 page	line and tone on ? Ingres paper
The nurse’s dilemma by D. Sellman: Mrs A, a 75-year-old psychiatric patient seated	Vol. 72, no. 48, p. 1895	02/12/1976	1/3 page	line and large areas of black with white lines
Reality therapy by Hector Christie: portrait of Rashin in pinafore dress at Eden ward	Vol. 72, no. 48, p. 1898	02/12/1976	1/3 page	pen and wash, signed
Clinical parable: the case for Christmas Carol by Ian C. A. Martin:depressed girl seated smiling but not with her eyes	Vol. 72, no. 51, p. 2006	23 & 30/12/1976	2/3 page	line with much black, signed
Clinical parable: The Intruders by Ian C.A. Martin: rich lady suffering from late paraphrenia (face+ rich ornament behind and atop)	Vol. 73, no. 7, p. 244	17/02/1977	1/6 page	line & areas of black, signed
Community Nursing Care Study: A patient with carcinomatosis nursed at home by Edna M. McClintock: 1) Mrs X, 51, in bed with family members nearby; 2) Her children walking outside with pram	Vol. 73, no. 12, pp. 412 & 414	24/03/1977	both 1/3 page	both pen & wash, signed
Clinical parable: A strident silence by Ian C. A. Martin: Mrs Cringer using doctor as silent sounding board---therapeutic silence (portrait of lady as incomplete jigsaw puzzle)	Vol. 73, no. 20, p. 755	19/05/1977	1/3 page	line and black areas, signed
Clinical parable: Lessons from Lilliput by Ian C. A. Martin: Miss Maggie’s personal planetarium, including a ‘host of high wire flyers’ and a clown; epiphenomena of loneliness	Vol. 73, no. 24, p. 920	16/06/1977	1/4 page	line & areas of black, signed
A tale of two cultures by Rosemary Long: 70 year old Arab woman from the desert with counterpane over her head	Vol. 73, no. 31, p. 1215	04/08/1977	1/2 page	line & brush, signed
Community Nursing Care: Life in a Community that Cares by Jennifer M. Gordon; Rose, 64, at her wedding; husband in double-breasted jacket	Vol. 73, no. 33, p. 1273	18/08/1977	2/3 page	line & areas of black, signed
Clinical Parable: Are we treating the right person by Ian C. A. Martin: Mr G, a manic depressive with wife holding up image of his face; a case of folie à deux	Vol. 73, no. 34, p. 1332	25/08/1977	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Thoughts on bereavement by D. M. Thompson: stylized figure in coffin outline	Vol. 73, no. 34, p. 1335	25/08/1977	1/3 page	line and scraperboad style, signed
Nursing Care Study: Paranoid Depression by Neadley (fat Laurie, 62, lying in bed with apparition of his mother)	Vol. 73, no. 41, p. 1591	13/10/1977	1/2 page	pen and wash, signed
Rolls Royce syndrome by Ian C. A. Martin; businessman on landing, wife bringing the specialist. Man is in state of complete physical and mental exhaustion	Vol. 73, no. 43, p. 1689	27/10/1977	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
The one who got away by Martin Hewitt: (head of disturbed man, stylized with bottle for nose and mouth)	Vol. 73, no. 47, p. 1839	24/11/1977	1/6 page	line and scraperboad style, signed
Long-term relationships: The work of the community staff nurse by Aileen Pendle: nurse seated with 11-year-old Sue with pudding-basin haircut to her side	Vol. 73, no. 50, p. 1972	15/12/1977	1/6 page	line and black areas, signed
The magic moments by Ian C. A. Martin: Orlando O’Brien, vagabond, seeing admissions doctor at hospital on Christmas Eve	Vol. 73, no. 51, p. 2006	22 & 29/12/1977	1/3 page	line & tone, signed
Synapse: The crooked chimney by John Mcleod (old couple, perhaps Scottish, by kitchen range as smoke belches forth almost engulfing the psychiatric nurse)	Vol. 74, no. 4, p. 167	26/01/1978	1/2 page	line and black areas, signed
Care for a stranger by Susan Simmons: Jihad, a student of journalism from Nigeria suffering from psychogenic psychosis (portrait of head)	Vol. 74, no. 7, p. 270	16/02/1978	1/3 page	line and area of black, signed
Synapse: One bad turn by Psyche: woman patient in head scarf, with no fixed abode at police station reception desk	Vol. 74, no. 9, p. 379	02/03/1978	1/2 page	pen & wash, signed
Nursing Study: Jack Gale?by Alan Bull: full facial view of Jack's head with pint mug next to him	Vol. 74, no. 17, p. 443	16/03/1978	1/2 page	line and black areas, unsigned
A cry for help by Julia G. Coxon: woman mistakenly believing she was pregnant at time of menopause (woman with hair in bun, staring at herself in a mirror and seeing in the reflection that she is pregnant)	Vol. 74, no. 12, p. 490	23/03/1978	1/5 page	line & tone, signed
Synapse: Three miles to go by Joanna Rees: 1) man in a hurry (stylized profile of man running; 2) man collapsed in street with passers by attending	Vol. 74, no. 12, pp. 514 & 515	23/03/1978	first 1/4 page, other 1/2 page	line and black areas, both signed first with an a only
Clinical parable: The gates of the day by Ian C. A. Martin: Yeats quotation for article on loneliness (hands enclosing a youth whose finger is pointing to a circle	Vol. 74, no. 13, p. 554	30/03/1978	1/3 page	line and areas of black, signed
The Breakthrough by John McLeod: an awkward patient reformed, standing in dressing gown behind table where two nurses are seated	Vol. 74, no. 15, p. 645	13/04/1978	1/4 page	pen & wash, signed
The eye by Olive Ayres: old lady with false eye and nurse with a broad grin	Vol. 74, no. 17, p. 727	27/04/1978	1/6 page	line and black areas, signed
Biter Bit by Monica Frost: two sisters one on either side of grandfather clock	Vol. 74, no. 17, p. 729	27/04/1978	1/12 page	line and black areas, signed a
Clinical parable: The English malady by Ian A. Martin: woman at health centre notice board showing which consultants and surgeons are in.	Vol. 74, no. 20, p. 844	18/05/1978	1/3 page	line and black areas, signed
Mystical seven by Ann McDonald: 1) Romany Kate with her babe-in-arms by horse-drawn gypsy caravan; 2) Kate’s baby’s sign of Cancer, the Crab in art of numerology (stylized crab holding sign of the zodiac in its claws)	Vol. 74, no. 24, pp. 1020 & 1021	15/06/1978	1/3 & 1/8 page	line and black areas, signed
Clinical parable: Admission impossible by Ian A. Martin: 1) Ma Harris in silhouette; 2) Ma Harris in glasses, looking serene and happy	Vol. 74, no. 26, p. 1084	29/06/1978	1/3 page	line and black areas, signed
Grease on my apron by Clare Marc Wallace: visit to an occupational health nurse of Dr MacTavish, a Stan Laurel type character, with his bowler and bloodpressure gauge.	Vol. 74, no. 29, p. 1223	20/07/1978	1/6 page	pen & wash, signed
Clinical parable: Mirthless merry-go-round by Ian C. A. Martin: Miss Murden, blonde on a merry-go-round horse, a sufferer of recurrent acute schizophrenic episodes but through treatment recovers.	Vol. 74, no. 34, p. 1427	24/08/1978	1/3 page	line & tone, signed
Black hat: an ice-breaker, a trusty protector, a cherished friend by Anne Metten: Danish souwester being worn by a lady doctor.	Vol. 74, no. 35, p. 1463	31/08/1978	1/6 page	line, signed
Indian tea party by Anne Metten: Indian family on verandah.	Vol. 74, no. 37, p. 1541	14/09/1978	1/8 page	pen & wash, signed
Quiet night by John McLeod: man making ‘a slow cutting gesture with his fingers across his throat’ (portrait of grimacing man and hand.)	Vol. 74, no. 38, p. 1576	21/09/1978	1/8 page	line and black areas, signed
What the domestic found by John McLeod: Mary, nursing assistant from geriatric ward with offending bucket.	Vol. 74, no. 41, p. 1695	12/10/1978	1/4 page	pen & wash, signed
Forbidden thoughts by Jean Nelson: Catheter changes for male patients (profile of man’s and woman’s heads with group of hands working in between).	Vol. 74, no. 42, p. 1731	19/10/1978	1/8 page	line and black areas, signed
Facts and fantasies by Monica Frost: nurse with devil’s tail, stumpy horns and cloven hoofs.	Vol. 74, no. 43, p. 1779	26/10/1978	1/8 page	line, signed
Yvette by Colin Hall: subnormal, deaf and microcephalic child; 1) head and shoulder portrait in named tee-shirt; 2) Yvette jumping in room (on trampoline, not shown).	Vol. 74, no. 44, pp. 1816 & 1817	02/11/1978	1/8 & 1/3 page	line and areas of black, both signed, first a only
Job hunting on retirement by M. Morriston-Davies: lady of 60 with winged feet flying after a job.	Vol. 74, no. 47, p. 1951	23/11/1978	1/3 page	half-tone, signed
This stranger our son by A. Meyer: family at home with TV and dog: father, son and daughter.	Vol. 74, no. 48, p. 1976	30/11/1978	1/3 page	line, signed
Psychodrama with adolescents by Harvey V. R. Jones: two girls’ heads and three hands in stylized composition.	Vol. 74, no. 50, p. 2053	14/12/1978	1/2 page	line and black areas, signed
End of the Road by L. Markham: heavily laden man walking down snowy street; old Tom in his bedroom	Vol. 74, no. 51, supplement on Synapse, pp. 12 & 13	21 & 28/12/1978	both 1/2 page	line and colour, signed
Arabian night by John McLeod: Arab in bed at psychiatric unit for ‘a rest and treatment of mild neurotic symptoms’ being confronted by Bill about to ‘steal’ his bed.	Vol. 75, no. 1, p. 42	04/01/1979	1/3 page	line, signed
The trouble with nurses by M. Vousden: 1) doctor with glasses off, nurse on stool glimpsed in background; 2) nurse wielding a sword, wearing a shield and helmet.	Vol. 75, no. 6, pp. 256 & 257	08/02/1979	both 1/4 page	pen & wash, signed
A cilia tale there is yet to tell by Jenny Ashmore, Paul Gardner & Karen Walker: three pairs of legs walking under big dunce’s cap.	Vol. 75, no. 13, p. 555	29/03/1979	very small	line, signed a
Friends, Romans and countrymen … by Joan Steele: article on deafness; 1) girl trying to hear mutterings of old bald man across a desk; 2) deaf businessman about to walk out in front of a moving bus; 3) little boy in belljar.	Vol. 75, no. 16, pp. 682 & 683	19/04/1979	small	line, first signed, other signed "a" only
Californian inspiration by Lynn Simonds: Katherine, terminal cancer patient seated by window with view on the Sierra and the Californian sun.	Vol. 75, no. 20, p. 844	17/05/1979	1/3 page	almost like a photographic negative, signed
Who is visiting for anyway? by Olive M. Ayres: old man visitor tossing his trilby towards patient tucked up in hospital bed	Vol. 75, no. 26, p. 1109	28/06/1979	1/4 page	line, signed
Nursing Case Study: A patient with acute exacerbation of chronic bronchitis and congestive cardiac failure: an 82-year-old bachelor, Mr Cliff Cobbell standing on chequered floor.	Vol. 75, no. 28, p. 1177	12/07/1979	1/3 page	pen & wash
Synapse: The importance of being Ernest by Monica Frost; a seemingly hypomanic man shown holding fork has advanced syphilitic condition.	Vol. 75, no. 31, p. 1329	02/08/1979	1/5 page	line and stencil, signed
Something entirely different: patients’ gratefulness is sometimes overwhelming by Anne Metten: woman bringing in a giant plant in ornate pot/urn.	Vol. 75, no. 37, p. 1591	13/09/1979	1/9 page	line, signed
The one that nearly got away by Martin Vousden: 1) Bevy of nurses striding along; 2) James, a bearded and long-haired patient, running naked through the hospital grounds.	Vol. 75, no. 38, pp. 1642 & 1643	20/09/1979	1/8 & 1/9 page	line and signed, line and black areas, signed
Schizophrenia or not? by Katrina Delamothe: 1) portrait of Mike, 38, seated with bare torso, pyjama leggings; 2) facial portrait of Mike, with six alien heads emerging from his long hair.	Vol. 75, no. 39, pp. 1662 & 1665	27/09/1979	1/3 page	line and black areas, signed
An elderly patient with bronchiopneumonia by Jennifer Jarrett: 1) Mrs Thomas, 87, seated, looking frail; 2) Mrs Thomas looking much better walking with a frame.	Vol. 75, no. 44, pp. 1885 & 1887	01/11/1979	both 1/2 page	pen & wash, signed
Synapse: Cats in the cubicle by Isobel Rush: head and shoulder portrait of Mrs Brown in nightie with imaginary cats all around her head.	Vol. 75, no. 44, p. 1907	01/11/1979	1/5 page	line and black areas, signed
A personality disorder in an adolescent with cerebral palsy by S. M. Gover: Mary Smith, with long hair, seated, slightly odd look.	Vol. 75, no. 49, p. 2112	06/12/1979	1/3 page	line and tone on grey ground, signed
Clinical Parable: R. A. W. deal: A diagnostician’s dilemma: man with protruding eyes, walking towards beholder, suffering from presenile cortical atrophy.	Vol. 75, no. 49, p. 2131	06/12/1979	1/2 page	line and black areas, signed
Clinical Parable: Walking on air by Ian C. A. Martin: girl suffering from phobic anxiety depersonalization syndrome, owl swooping overhead, almost allegorical.	Vol. 75, no. 50, p. 2171	13/12/1979	1/2 page	line and black areas, signed
William’s first holiday by B. Hindmarsh: 1) Old man trying on hat in shop: 2) On Llandudno Pier.	Vol. 75, no. 51, pp. 2194 & 2195	20/27/12/1979	? page	line & signed; pen & wash, signed
The way back to simple pleasures for a withdrawn patient by T. L. Parkinson: Mrs Birch, 74, in dressing gown with nurse.	Vol. 75, no. 51, p. 2214	20/27/12/1979	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Your X-ray shows a shadow by Marjorie D. Mason; 1) woman seated with a threatening shadow of tuberculosis across her bosom; 2) Same shadow with patients at sanatorium eating illicitly brought-in food.	Vol. 76, no. 2, pp. 86 & 87	10/01/1980	both 1/3 page	pen & brush on grey ground with pen border
Community Care: Looking after Mother by John Clifford: 1) manoeuvring Mother, 94 years old, glimpsed over framed photographs, with district nurse and male nurse; 2) Mother seated with a cup of tea and blanket at foot of her bed, chest of drawers on the left.	Vol. 76, no. 8, pp. 343 & 344	21/02/1980	both 1/4 page	both line and black areas, signed
Happiness is four o'clock by Anne Metten; woman seated with cup of tea, reminiscing and surrounded by greenery.	Vol. 76, no. 11, p. 480	13/03/1980	1/2 page	line and black areas, signed
The home that went on caring by Brenda D. Austin: ‘Tony responded well to a policy of ‘caring without carrying’ ’ (Tony holding framed photogrpah to lady social worker in hat and coat.	Vol. 76, no. 13, p. 547	27/03/1980	1/3 page	line and black areas, signed
Who was Jack? by Julia Fabricius; Irish, jobless diabetic with a handsome but faraway look and suitcase.	Vol. 76, no. 14, p. 598	03/04/1980	1/2 page	line and black areas, signed
Primavera ablutio by Mary Baker: Botticelli-like drawing of Spring with a pot and brush, specialist observers lurking taking notes.	Vol. 76, no. 15, p. 663	10/04/1980	1/5 page	line & black areas, signed
An accident on the golf course by Robert G. Mitchell; allegorical drawing of golfer driving and ball obliterating much of his head.	Vol. 76, no. 25, p. 1089	19/06/1980	1/2 page	line and black areas, signed
Illness? The last refuge of despair by Denise Bowden: 73 year-old widow with arthritis and a frame, against background of a big sympathetic ear.	Vol. 76, no. 26, pp. 1283 (small) & 1308	24/06/1980	1/3 page	line and black areas, signed
Synapse: Complacency! Psychiatric male nurse on house visit sitting too comfortably in an armchair.	Vol. 76, no. 36, p. 1589	04/09/1980	1/4 page	pen & wash, signed
Rose, the provider by David T. Johnson: Rose in her dressing gown and in sister’s office to account for the apparent overspend on Christmas presents; another patient peers through glass.	Vol. 76, no. 51, pp. 2232-3	18 & 25/12/1980	doublespread with surrounding text	pen & wash, signed
Synapse: Divine Intervention by Ronald Bristen: Mrs Aspinall 86 year old with broken arm: all ward agog hearing how she reset her arm using two big bibles.	Vol. 77, no. 5, p. 210	29/01/1981	1/2 page	pen & wash, signed
Aftercare in mourning by Joan Bracey: on the death of a child (hands holding a child's head in allegorical scene).	Vol. 77, no. 7, p. 282	12/02/1981	1/3 pag	line and black areas, signed
That was her life by Paul Stevens; old Welsh lady (90), frontal view of face with laden mantelshelf behind her.	Vol. 77, no. 14, p. 589, repeted very small on pp. 590 & 591	02/04/1981	1/3 page	line, signed
A little advice to amateur nurses by ‘The New Doctor’, a reprint of article published in Girls Own Annual, June 3rd, 1899 (old lady in the sick room with nurse in attendance; depiction of a late Victorian period piece).	Vol. 77, no. 23, p. 967 (small) & 1007	04/06/1981	1/4 page	line and black areas, signed
Migraine by ??; woman’s head with eyes shut.	Vol. 77, no. 28, supplement p. 9	05/08/1981	2/3 page	line and black areas, signed
What every woman should know by Alison J. Grey: article about breast cancer (woman’s face with a stylized crab behind her head).	Vol. 77, no. 30, p. 1470	19/08/1981	1/6 page	line and black areas, signed
Agitated depression by Linda Wright: funny 80 year-old woman, Mrs Jack, carrying a letter.	Vol. 77, no. 38, p. 1020	16/09/1981	2/3 page	line and black areas, signed
Did I help her by Wendy Niven: oldish couple, Mrs & Mrs Green, shown holding hands.	Vol. 77, no. 43, p. 1836	21/10/1981	2/3 page	pen & wash, signed
The good intention by Elizabeth Morris: 80 year-old Ethel, head and shoulders, other small figures hovering over her head.	Vol. 77, no. 46, p. 1984	11/11/1981	1/2 page	line and areas of black, signed
Treatment of sexual dysfunction by behavioural psychotherapy by S. D. Simpson: couple seen from afar in therapist’s consulting room	Vol. 78, no. 2, p. 54	13/01/1982	1/3 page	charcoal?, signed
2 Agoraphobia: an illness or a symptom by H. M. Stanworth: 1) Figures in street, woman afraid of crowds, public transport and queues; 2) Stylized profile of woman’s head	Vol. 78, no. 10, pp. 399 & 402 and rpt small of first p. 400	10/03/1982	1/2 and 1/3 page	line and black areas, signed
There’s many a slip … by Everton Lloyd Godson Gooding: a fall from scaffolding resulted in John's suffering an unstable injury to the cervical spine (decorator falling with splash of paint behind)	Vol. 78, no. 12, p. 499	24/03/1982	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Distress in the profoundly handicapped child by D. Jackson (Kate - seven-year-old child with cerebral palsy)	Vol. 78, no. 13, p. 349, repeated twice small on p. 550, once in reverse)	31/03/1982	2/3 page	charcoal?, signed
Two problems of infirmity by Philippa Hart: 92-year-old Hester walking with zimmer frame	Vol. 78, no. 17, p. 712, rpt small p. 715	28/04/1982	2/3 page	brush on board? Signed
Impotence by B. Dames & A. V. Holdsworth: bespectacled therapist counselling couple, sah window behind them	Vol. 78, no. 18, p. 763	05/05/1982	1/2 page?	line & signed
Communicating with families of cancer patients; 2 The nurses by Senga Bond: nurse speaking to family members attentively listening	Vol. 78, no. 24, p. 1027	16/06/1982	1/3 page	line and areas of black, signed
Living with epilepsy by Margot Lindsay: drawing of head of nurse	Vol. 78, no. 26, p. 1115	30/06/1982	1/3 page	stencil and black, signed
Reminiscence groups by A. D. Norris & M. T. R. Abu El Eileh: old people. Group therapy in a psychogeriatric ward	Vol. 78, no. 32, p. 1368	11/08/1982	1/3 page	line and black areas, signed
Glioma by Betty Meeson: woman with malignant brain tumour accompanied by her husband	Vol. 78, no. 41, p. 1707	13/10/1982	1/2 page	line and Letratone, signed
Reflections by Catherine Bruce: old lady knits dish cloths in dingy kitchen	Vol. 78, no. 45, p. 1915	10/11/1982	1/3 page	pen & wash, signed
Self-neglect and self-care by ??: old man in armchair. A neglected bachelor	Vol. 78, no. 46, cover in brown black and white & rpt small in grey on p. 1932	17/11/1982	cover	line and white tone against reddish brown ground
A correct compassion by Caroline Jeffree: nurse tending old spinster with rectal carcinoma in bed	Vol. 78, no. 47, p. 1981	24/11/1982	1/2 page	charcoal?, signed
Death of a baby by Judith Mott: a neonatal death; small boy walking towards the viewer	Vol. 79, no. 2, p. 54	12/01/1983	1/3 page	line and black areas with Letratone

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