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Five acrylic and ink on board illustrations for Guardian Comment pages.

Man in tan suit looking at firearms balanced over gap between two blocks. Blocks seem to be being pushed together by man in black suit just off picture. Against a green background. Signed 'Hendrick 2001'. Accompanied article entitled 'A hair trigger away: Just how far apart are unionists and Sinn Fein on that crucial issue, decommissioning?' by Jonathan Freedland. Appeared in the Guardian on Saturday 4 August 2001.
Creator: Jonas, Hendrik; Illustrator

Black officer in grey uniform looking through binoculars at white man in crowd of black figures. Officer also holds a burning torch. Signed 'Hendrick 2001'. Accompanied article entitled 'Ian Smith's heir: The turmoil in Zimbabwe has been caused by Mugabe's opportunism' by Jonathan Steele. Appeared in the Guardian on Monday 13 August 2001.

Arm with dripfeed bag filled with military weapons and vehicles against a background of central Asian map. A trail of blood from the arm has coloured in Afghanistan blood red. Signed 'Hendrick 2001'. Thought to have accompanied article entitled 'Our Afghan warlords: Arming the Taliban's opponents will only deepen the agony of a ruined nation' by Jonathan Steele. Thought to have appeared in the Guardian on 6 October 2001.

Man in green suit sitting at table set for dinner. Being forced fed through a funnel GM Food out of a tin. Accompanied an article entitled 'Market enforcers: Biotech firms found persuasion didn't work, so they are using a new tactic: coercion' by George Monbiot. Appeared in the Guardian on 21 August 2001.

Scarred US soldier looking through binoculars with lens caps still on. Accompanied an article titled 'Attack on America : View from the kitchen table: Bush can try to keep his country safe by launching missiles' by Jonathan Freedland. Appeared in the Guardian on 13 September 2001.