George Worsley Adamson
 
Illustrator and humorist

Cartoons by George Adamson published from 1939 to 1988 in Punch
Caption/description	Issue	Date	Size	Nature
‘Ha—visitors!’ (3 gas mask boxes on hall table)	Vol. CXCVII no. 5137, p. 319	20/09/1939	small	line, signed
EVOLUTION (Evolution of gas mask box to toy horse on wheels)	Vol. CXCVII no. 5149, p. 393	11/10/1939	6 small drawings	line, signed
‘Unity of Purpose’ (Shopkeeper outside shop called Angela with hoarding reading ‘Just arrived!!! 3500 waterproof Gas mask carriers’)	Vol. CXCVII no. 5141, p. 441	18/10/1939	small	line, signed
BLACKOUT (Young lady putting on her cosmetics and getting ready to go out—into utter darkness)	Vol. CXCVII, no. 5142, p. 465	25/10/1939	6 small drawings	line, signed
‘Parallel lines never meet in Geometry but they do in Art.’ (Schoolgirl standing at her classroom desk)	Vol. CXCVII, no. 5150, p. 655	13/12/1939	small	line, signed
‘... and this war will be won on the turnip fields of Little Muggleton.’ (Vicar and gardener in vegetable garden with village church in background)	Vol. CXCVIII, no. 5165, p. 357 Walasek, p. 241	27/03/1940	small	line, signed
‘Don’t waste paper, Alfred—those will do again.’ (Boy throwing out papers—among them a poster reading ‘Nazi ship scuttled’. Notice on same page about paper shortage affecting availability of Punch)	Vol. CXCVIII, no. 5165, p. 357	27/03/1940	small	line, signed
‘Man is a rationable animal!’ (bespectacled schoolboy standing by desk)	Vol. CXCVIII, no. 5177, p. 656	12/06/1940	small	line, signed
‘Turn right at the black paint, straight on at the chiselled stone, and second left at the removed road sign.’ (Behatted, moustachioed gentleman looking bemused, with cyclist pedalling over bridge in background)	Vol. CXCIX, no. 5182, p. 82	17/07/1940	small	line, signed
‘I hear the Germans are going to try to invade us in flat bottomless boats!’ (Old lady wearing fur-collared coat, seated in ornate armchair and holding cup and saucer)	Vol. CXCIX, no. 5197, p. 419	30/10/1940	small	line, signed
Speeding van marked GO TO IT, with rear door swung open and open mail bag pouring forth letters in a trail	Vol. CC, no. 5219 (Spring Number), p. 301	26/03/1941	small	line, signed
‘Fairground tent marked ‘See the Mbngi Cannibals’; notice on door ‘Gone to lunch’	Vol. CCXVII, no. 5673, p. 217	24/08/1949	1/3 page	line, signed
‘Pip-pip-pip-pip-pip-pip’ (London street scene with everybody checking their watches against Greenwich time signal)	Vol. CCXVII, no. 5675, p. 263	07/09/1949	full page	line, signed
‘I think I get more tired waiting!’ (housewife by her washing machine)	Vol. CCXVIII, no. 5694, p. 53	11/01/1950	small	line and tone, signed
Sculptor using miner’s lamp to see	Vol. CCXVIII, no. 5700, p. 207	22/02/1950	full page	half tone, signed
Couple on conversation chair, wife watching television, husband sitting other way looking askance	Vol. CCXVIII, no. 5714, p. 572	24/05/1950	half page	line and wash, signed
Couple, each on modern bent wood seats with middle section stuffed with cushions, husband reading, wife knitting before hearth	Vol. CCXIX, no. 5746, p. 637	27/12/1950	small	half tone, signed
Man on scooter with child hidden under coat in snow storm, only small boot showing	Vol. CCXX, no. 5747, p. 28	03/01/1951	small	line, signed
‘... and don‘t forget to boil your drinking water ...’ (Moonbeam I space probe with door open before launching)	Vol. CCXXIII, Summer Number, p. 30	?July 1952	full page	half tone, signed
Three Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries box files each with finger hole, mouse peeping out of one of them	Vol. CCXXV, no. 5887, p. 148	29/07/1953	small	line, signed
Centaur playing polo	Vol. CCXXV, no. 5895, p. 383	23/09/1953	half page	line, signed
‘Try 54 gauge, 30 denier ...’ (two spiders on cobweb)	Vol. CCXXV, no. 5900?, p. 528	28/10/1953	small	line, signed
Workman with giant spectacles sign about to put his foot down open manhole cover	Vol. CCXXV, no. 5902?, p. 599 Walasek, p. 343	18/11/1953	small	line, signed
AA man under car saluting passing motorists	Vol. CCXXV, no. 5903?, p. 627	25/11/1953	half page	line, signed
Bearded man with razorblade ejector before mirror	Vol. CCXXV, no. 5907?, p. 760	23/12/1953	small	line, signed
Barrel-organ man with monkey stopping its ears	Vol. CCXXV, no. 5908?, p. 780	30/12/1953	small	line, signed
Milord rowing to bed	Vol. CCXXVI, no. 5916, p. 199	10/02/1954	full page	line, tone and signed
Artist painting canvases with rollers	Vol. CCXXVI, no. 5920, p. 313	10/03/1954	half page	line, signed
JP in bed with toy animals	Vol. CCXXVI, no. 5923, p. 414	31/03/1954	1/4 page	line and tone, signed
Cyclists etc on milk rest, sitting on churns	Vol. CCXXVI, no. 5936, p. 747	23/06/1954	half page	pen & wash
Waiter brings tea & shade to couple	Vol. CCXXVII, no. 5946, p. 276	01/09/1954	half page	line, signed
Cossack and shoeshine	Vol. CCXXVII, no. 5947, p. 321	08/09/1954	small	line, signed
‘with the opening of the educational year some of us are standing on the threshold of a new era of experiment destined to prepare us for the rigours...’ (Teacher speaking to classroom of boys)	Vol. CCXXVII, no. 5949, p. 377	22/09/1954	half page	pen & wash, signed
Sculptor waking up child	Vol. CCXXVII, no. 5951, p. 431	06/10/1954	full page	tone and signed
Moonexplorer ghost with head under arm	Vol. CCXXVII, no. 5952, p. 471	13/10/1954	1/3 page	line & stippling?, signed
Stately home reception room with chandeliers and giant switch board	Vol. CCXXVII, no. 5954, p. 527	27/10/1954	full page	line, signed
Clergyman at opticians, reading hymn numbers	Vol. CCXXVIII, Almanack for 1955, p. 46	01/11/1954	small	line, signed
Ice skater frogman with skates on over web feet	Vol. CCXXVIII Almanack for 1955, p. 28	01/11/1954	small	line, signed
Trombonist with map	Vol. CCXXVIII, no. 5970, p. 199	09/02/1955	small	line, signed
Newslady & ‘SPRING CHEERS BRITAIN’ placard	Vol. CCXXVIII, no. 5982, p. 556	04/05/1955	small	line, signed
Balls in golf bag towed by player	Vol. CCXXVIII, Summer Number	25/05/1955	small	line, signed
BR platform truck & mechanical caddies	Vol. CCXXIX, no. 5994, p. 92	27/07/1955	small	pen & wash, signed
Explorers’ paths cross in jungle	Vol. CCXXIX, no. 5995, p. 130	03/08/1955	half page	pen & wash, signed
Charlady with bucket in bus queue with ladies with bucket-shaped shopping bags	Vol. CCXXIX, no. 6003, p. 353	28/09/1955	small	line, signed
Butler delivering letter marked ‘contents worth money’ to rich old lady	Vol. CCXXIX, no. 6006, p. 466	19/10/1955	2/3 page	line, signed
Illusions: profundity, efficiency, aloofness, appreciation, oratory, charm, firmness, helpfulness, nonchalance (9 drawings together)	Vol. CCXXIX, no. 6010, pp. 574-5	16/11/1955	ds	line, signed
Toy stocking in stocking	Vol. CCXXIX, no. 6015, p. 686	14/12/1955	small	pen & wash, signed
Frogman and shoeshine	Vol. CCXXX nn, p. 700	13/06/1956	small	line, signed
Man reading newspaper full of instructions: cut out, read, now turn to page ...	Vol. CCXXX nn, p. 770	27/06/1956	small	line, signed
Fish-Fisher-Neptune	Vol. CCXXXI, no. 6050, p. 179 Walasek, p. 347	15/08/1956	half page	pen & wash, signed
City fire brigade, cross country event sliding down pole	Vol. CCXXXI, no. 6064, p. 590	14/11/1956	full page	line, signed
Augustinians with halo, posing for group photograph	Vol. CCXXXII, no. 6084, p. 450	03/04/1957	small/half?	tone and unsigned
‘Looking for the main verb, you know’ (Schoolgirls around font)	Vol. CCXXXII, no. 6085, p. 469 Walasek, p. 370	10/04/1957	small/half?	line and signed
Boxer with L and R marked on his boxing gloves	Vol. CCXXXII, no. 6088, p. 554	01/05/1957	small	pen & wash and signed
Millais’s Boyhood of Raleigh painting on TV screen at art dealers, drawing crowd	Vol. CCXXXII, 6090, p. 811	15/05/1957	full page	tone & line, signed
CRITICISM Punch in pram throwing things	Vol. CCXXXII, no. 6093, Summer number, p. 720	05/06/1957	small	line, signed
Just married (Ruski style) (Uniformed Russian on own in back of car)	Vol. CCXXXIII, no. 6102, p. 158	07/08/1957	small	line, signed
CRITICISM Toby takes pants while critics are swimming	Vol. CCXXXIII, no. 6103, p. 194	14/08/1957	small	line, signed
‘Jumble, Fête, Festival, Bazaar. How time flies!’ (Vicar in armchair)	Vol. CCXXXIII, no. 6104, p. 208	21/08/1957	small	line, signed
CRITICISM Critics in rowing boat, with Punch as heavy lady	Vol. CCXXXIII, no. 6104, p. 222	21/08/1957	small	line, signed
‘Yes ... and who else?’ (girl on swing reporting on party on other side of garden fence)	Vol. CCXXXIII, no. 6107, p. 304. Repeat use in ad. for binding Punch, e.g, 27/8/58, ibc.	11/09/1957	full page	line & zipatone, signed
CRITICISM Punch uses reversed binoculars	Vol. CCXXXIII, no. 6110, p. 400	02/10/1957	small	line, signed
Cleaning of Cathedral	Vol. CCXXXIV, Almanack, p. 22	04/11/1957	full page	line & tone, signed
Ruski records animals going two by two into sputnik like Noah’s ark	Vol. CCXXXIII, no. 6116, p. 544	06/11/1957	half page	line and tone, signed
Sputnik drawn in Stars & Stripes	Vol. CCXXXIV, no. 6129, p. 197	05/02/1958	small	line, signed
Punch as plumber wearing cylinder cover	Vol. CCXXXIV, no. 6131, p. 249	19/02/1958	cover	4C, signed
‘In point of fact’ (man keeping score of number of times said on wireless)	Vol. CCXXXIV, no. 6132, p. 293	26/02/1958	small	line, signed
I’ll take the giant size (Shadow across grocer’s counter)	Vol. CCXXXIV, no. 6141, p. 575	30/04/1958	half page	line, signed
CRITICISM Punch as sun wilts flowers	Vol. CCXXXIV, no. 6147, p. 787	11/06/1958	small	line, signed
CRITICISM Punch blows medieval ship	Vol. CCXXXV, no. 6155, p. 181	06/08/1958	small	line, signed
‘No hurry. They’ve made a mistake in their counting-down.’ Giant telescope with man reading newspaper	Vol. CCXXXV, no. 6158, p. 274	27/08/1958	full page	line, signed
Hawk on milk van	Vol. CCXXXV, no. 6158, p. 291	27/08/1958	small	line, signed
CRITICISM The 4 critics are fieldmice, CRITICISM is scythe	Vol. CCXXXV, no. 6162, p. 414	24/09/1958	small	line, signed
Halloween: Punch as pumpkin	Vol. CCXXXV, no. 6167, p. 553	29/10/1958	cover	4C, signed
CRITICISM Punch is jelly fish, critics swimming off	Vol. CCXXXV, no. 6172, p. 705	26/11/1958	small	line, signed
CRITICISM P in 4-poster with canopy held up by the 4 critics as caryatids	Vol. CCXXXV, no. 6176, p. 844	24/12/1958	small	line, signed
CRITICISM Toby howling at noisy 4 critics	Vol. CCXXXVI, no. 6182, p. 200; repeated Vol. CCXL, no. 6279, p. 150, 18/01/61	04/02/1959	small	line, signed
CRITICISM Jodrell types see Punch as planet	Vol. CCXXVI, no. 6185, p. 298; repeated, Vol. CCXXXIX, no. 6257, p. 280, 24/8/60; Vol. CCXL, no. 6292, p. 621, 19/04/61	25/02/1959	small	line, signed
CRITICISM Wave Punch with critics in crow’s nest	Vol. CCXXXVI, no. 6186, p. 329; repeated Vol. CCXL, no. 6282, p. 258	04/03/1959	small	line, signed
CRITICISM Punch as nursemaid with hot H20 for baby critics in tub	Vol. CCXXXVI, no. 6190, p. 463 & repeated CCXXXIX, no. 6272, p. 788, 30/11/60	01/04/1959	small	line, signed
Punch as theatre conductor, Toby howling	Vol. CCXXXVI, no. 6197	20/05/1959	cover	4C, signed
Punch in telephone booth with roses	Vol. CCXXXVII, no. 6207	16/09/1959	cover	4C, signed
Punch as policeman in cape sheltering dogs from rain	Vol. CCXXXVII, no. 6211, p. 289	14/10/1959	cover	4C, signed
Rispies ‘now! in stereo’	Vol. CCXXXVIII, no. 6232, p. 314	02/03/1960	small	pen & wash, signed
Punch and clergy with Olympics haloes	Vol. CCXXXIX, no. 6257, p. 253	24/08/1960	cover	4C, signed
Labels on luggage; Punch back from his holidays	Vol. CCXXXIX, no. 6262, p. 437	28/09/1960	cover	4C, signed
Golf in hail storm	Vol. CCXXXIX, no. 6273, p. 797	07/12/1960	cover	4C, signed
OHMS in mail to lighthouse	Vol. CCXL, no. 6278, p. 85	11/01/61	cover	4C, signed
Coalman/washing	Vol. CCXL, no. 6281, p. 195	01/02/1961	cover	4C, signed
Lady’s legs in park	Vol. CCXL, no. 6292, p. 317	12/04/1961	cover	4C, signed
School prize distribution - (contorted arms)	Vol. CCXL, no. 6302, p. 990	28/06/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
‘How’s the small investor?’ (women talking about child in pram)	Vol. CCXL, no. 6304, p. 58	12/07/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
Woman with sore feet at flower show, seated on leaf	Vol. CCXLI, no. 6314, p. 442	20/09/1961	small	pen & wash, signed
‘Don’t ring me, I’ll ring you’; ‘we’d love to, wouldn‘t we, Harvey, but ...’ ; ‘Another time perhaps’; ‘it looks as though Bonzo is developing the sniffles, so I’m afraid---’; ‘You see it rather depends on mother’; ‘Saturday week then---sanity permitting’	Vol. CCXLI, no. 6320, pp. 638-9	01/11/1961	across two pages	pen & wash, Ist drawing signed
5 minutes’ difference: In a great picture the artist captures for ever an instant of time. If he had painted it a little earlier or later the picture would be different. G. W. Adamson examines the possibilities. Interior with soldiers, de Hooch St George and the Dragon, Uccello Zouave Milliet, van Gogh Persistence of Memory, Salvador Dali Composition in Red, Yellow, and Blue, Mondrian	Vol. CCXLII, Almanack for 1962, pp. 12-14	06/11/1961	3 full pages	4C
‘There’s the picture Tompkins: steady, unrewarded service to the community or run-of-the-mill rat-race’ (school master to boy)	Vol. CCXLII, no. 6333, p. 163	24/01/1962	small	line, signed
Beauty Salon; Punch mends fuse	Vol. CCXLII, no. 6336, p. 267	14/02/1962	cover	4C, signed
Senses (9 drawings) Responsibility, Power, Fair Play, Perspective, Grievance, Occasion, Obligation,Theatre, Duty	Vol. CCXLII, no. 6337, pp. 316-7	21/2/1962	across two pages	pen & wash and line, Responsibility signed and Duty signed a
‘The suggestion, I gather, is that we should advertise in survival shelters’ (clergy meeting)	Vol. CCCXLII, no. 6343, p. 537	04/04/1962	1/3 page	line, signed
Question of identity (5)‘AS TV actress ... what do you think is best for washing baby’s nappies?’; ‘ And does he always sign his name upside down?’;‘ Do I announce you as father of, husband of, or fiancé of anybody?’; ‘Are we to appear interested in consumer protection?’; ‘Wasn’t her cousin in the CND once removed?’	Vol. CCXLIII, 6364, pp. 310-11	29/08/1962	2 half pages	line and tone, unsigned
Cathedral Close 1) ‘Can’t get in---perhaps there’s a service.’ (tourist at cathedral door); 2) Artist dipping brush in animal water trough; 3) In Cathedral, ‘Mind your step’ written over door, and ‘Mind your head’ written on step; 4) ‘Can’t tell you over the phone.’ (cleric in telephone booth); 5) ‘I felt entitled to ask for more on Rogation Days.’ (Car park ticket vendor in Exeter cathedral yard car park)	Vol. CCXLIII, no. 6368, p. 463 (wrongly indexed in Punch volume as p. 436)	26/09/1962	full page of 5 drawings	line, pen & wash, tone
‘She’s been so busy establishing her own image, he won’t know her’ (schoolgirl comment on young woman waiting)	Vol. CCXLII, no. 6374, p. 695	07/11/1962	small	line, signed
Punch as Bacchus in tessellated pavement	Vol. CCXLIV, no. 6385	25/01/1963	cover	4C
‘Perhaps it is just a case of (formula).’ (Scientific couple)	Vol. CCXLIV, no. 6393, p. 423	20/03/1963	small	pen & wash, signed
Which? copies under heater leg	Vol. CCXLIV, no. 6394, p. 455	27/03/1963	small	line, signed
Bowler-hatted Punch in blotting paper jungle	Vol. CCXLIV, no. 6395	02/04/1963	cover	4C, blotting paper and overlay
‘Back Bench Brown: I should like to say, I should have liked to have said.’ (4 drawings)	Vol. CCXLIV, no. 6399, p. 624	01/05/1963	small	line, last signed
Publishers’ Marks -1: Methuen, Collins, Jonathan Cape, Geoffrey Bles	Vol. CCXLIV, no. 6407, pp. 938-9	26/06/1963	small	line and photo?
Publishers’ Marks -2: Chatto & Windus, G.G. Harrap, André Deutsch	Vol. CCXLV, no. 6408, p. 33	03/07/1963	small	line and photo?
Publishers’ Marks -3: The Bodley Head, Oxford University Press, Penguin	Vol. CCXLV, no. 6409, p. 69	10/07/1963	small	line and photo?
‘He always takes his exercise at this time in the morning’ (bird out of cage flying into fan draught)	Vol. CCXLV, no. 6431, p. 853	11/12/1963	small	line, signed
‘... and cigarettes by Sugar Confections Limited’ (couple reading theatre programme)	Vol. CCXLVI, no. 6437, p. 122	22/01/1964	small	tone, signed
The Roman Pace: 11 drawings: Fountains spurt; Flats proliferate; Ornament runs riot; Piazzas beckon; Conversation is visible; All roads lead; Steps climb; Romans can Hurry (signed a); Cats; Guides drone; And tourists pay	Vol. CCXLVI, no. 6468, pp. 302-4	26/08/1964	3 full pages	line and tone, only ‘Tourists pay’ signed
Tokyo Olympics, Japan, with Mr Punch driving through a Hokusai woodcut, marked ‘Adamson after Hokusai, the art-crazy old man’ (in mock Japanese script). ‘Adamson’s ‘The Tokyo Olympics After Hokusai’ has all the delicacy and scenic virtuosity found in a ukiyo-e painting by the Japanese master’, Betje Howell, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, June 15th, 1975	Vol. CCXLVII, no. 6474, p. 515	07/10/1964	cover	4C, ? crayon
‘... and another thing St. Francis’ (moths gathering round glowing halo)	Vol. CCXLVII, no. 6476, p. 620	21/10/1964	small	tone, signed
‘Not at all . As a matter of fact I prefer plastic fruit’	Vol. CCXLVIII, no. 6493, p. 257	17/02/1965	small	line, signed
‘ I prefer it - it’s not as obvious as boxing’ (couple watching wrestling on TV)	Vol. CCXLVIII, no. 6494, p. 298	24/02/1965	small	line, signed
Back Bench Jones: ‘ Just the wildest of crazy daydreams .... But how do I find out it there ever has been a Lord Jones of Belsize Park ... without raising the slightest suspicion that there is the remotest chance of my ever needing to find out?’	Vol. CCXLVIII, no. 6501, p. 550	14/04/1965	1/3 page	line, signed
TV words uttered in shopping centre	Vol. CCXLIX, no. 6516	28/07/1965	cover	4C
Ireland invaded by tourism with quotation from Yeats ‘Move gently if move you must in this lonely place’	Vol. CCXLIX, no. 6520	25/08/1965	cover	4C
UN building, New York--Punch waters small Red China flag	Vol. CCXLIX, no. 6527	13/10/1965	cover	4C
Not Built in a Day: 4 Rome drawings	Vol. 250, no. 6539, pp. 16-17	05/01/1966	d/s	line & tone
The masters & abstract painting (‘You no doubt spotted the Mona Lisa in George Adamson’s cover picture this week, and probably several other dismayed visitors to the exhibition of abstract paintings. The full cast is given below. (1) Jane Avril (Toulouse Lautrec). (2) George Adamson (George Adamson [in fact photograph by John Adamson]). (3) A man (Titian). (4) A woman (Rubens). (5) and (6) Two Holbein characters. (7) The Mona Lisa (da Vinci). (8) A man ( Modigliani). (9), (10), (11) and (12) Self-portraits by Van Gogh, Cezanne, Goya and Reynolds. (13) The artist’s wife (Augustus John). (14) A woman (Modigliani). (15) George Moore (Sickert). (16) A man (Van Dyck). (17) Self-portrait (Rembrandt).’)	Vol. 250, no. 6546, p. 255	23/02/1966	cover	4C, gouache and collage
‘It was all right I suppose---as colour supplement meals go' (well-to-do couple returning from dinner)	Vol. 250, no. 6548, p. 358	09/03/1966	small	pen & wash, signed
Computer Fortran punched cards as office blocks	Vol. 250, no. 6557, p. 673	11/05/1966	cover	4C, signed
Rose-coloured spectacles	Vol. 251, no. 6567	20/07/1966	cover	4C, signed
‘so taking Q as a function of p2 and simplifying, you will see that your speedometer is incorrect.’	Vol. 251, no. 6580, p. 582	19/10/1966	small	pen & wash, signed
Wedding/written all over faces	Vol. 252, no. 6603	29/03/1967	cover	4C, signed
Aerosol/fountain of spray out of holes in worm-eaten chair	Vol. 253, no. 6620, p. 137	26/07/1967	small	line, signed
‘Six and nines---by the right---quick march ... MARCH’ (Commissionaire outside cinema to trendy cinemagoers in military style gear)	Vol. 253, no. 6625, p. 318	30/08/1967	small	line, signed
Love in a mist (love-in-a-mist and lovers by lamp standard on a misty evening)	Vol. 253, no. 6626	06/09/1967	cover	4C, signed
‘But darling ‘mild reflation’ is only a phrase unless we decide to buy something’ (Couple in TV shop)	Vol. 253, no. 6629, p. 454	27/09/1967	small	pen & wash, signed
Forgetmenots and knotted handkerchief valentine	Vol. 254, no. 6649	14/02/1968	cover	4C, signed
Mr. P waters tropical plants in hothouse/winter outside	Vol. 254, no. 6652	06/03/1968	cover	4C, signed
Punch in kaftan and 2 peacocks on summer evening	Vol. 254, no. 6668	26/06/1968	cover	4C, signed
Butterflies: Mr P. with butterfly net asleep	Vol. 255, no. 6677	28/08/1968	cover	4C, signed
November 5th night: Mr P’s hat on rocket	Vol. 255, no. 6686	30/10/1968	cover	4C, signed
Food & Booze Extra	Vol. 293, no. 7644	01/07/1987	cover for supplement	4C, signed
Write Your Own Well-Made Thriller	Vol. 292, no. 7660, pp. 60-61	21/10/1987?	dps	line and half-tone
Oztentation: a celebration of all that is ozzest in the 200-year-old triumph called Australia …(kangaroo with hat with corks, vest and can of Bonzer)	Vol. 294, no. 7676, p. 29	19/02/1988	half page	4C, signed
Blow Football	Vol. 294, no. ?	07/1988?
Trees in painting [Paint like the masters](pastiche with quotations from Constable, Piper, Gainsborough, Uccello, Van Gogh among others)	Commissioned but not published in Punch, but reproduced in catalogue of Punch 150th Anniversary Exhibition	11/10/1991	unused cover design	4C, signed

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