Depicts Ariel Sharon placing bloodied hand prints on the walling wall, Jerusalem.
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonistDepicts Tony Blair in bed frightened by Michael Howard asking "what are you doing about this sudden massive influx of bogus Transylvanians?"
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonistCartoons and strips by Steve Bell that have appeared in the Guardian between 1982 and 2004
Administrative/Biographical history: Editorial cartoonist for the Guardian since 1990, Bell has also produced cartoons for Private Eye, New Statesman and many other popular publications. Graduated in Fine Art from Leeds University in 1974 and taught art before becoming a freelance cartoonist in 1997. Bell has also made short animations (with Bob Godfrey) for the BBC and Channel 4 Television. Recipient of various awards, including CAT Political Cartoonist of the Year (1995, 1997) and CAT Strip Cartoonist of the Year (1996 - 8).
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonist10 comment page cartoons depicting George W. Bush, Tony Blair and others
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonistCartoon strips depicting events surrounding the Falklands war of 1982 and one cartoon on the Queen's jubilee in 2002
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonistDepicts Tony Blair as a dog being held and reassured by George Bush
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonistDepicts Orange men and IRA welcoming George Bush walking a dog (Tony Blair) on a leash on arrival in Belfast
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonistDepicts a George Bush as a Gorilla (King Kong), clutching a restless Kofi Annan
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonistDepicts George Bush as a dog-like creature, defending Donald Rumsfeld [depicted in the manner of the Abu Ghraib prison (Iraq) photographs].
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonistTony Blair responding to the results of the Hutton inquiry on the sexed-up dossier suggesting the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq
Bell; Steve (1951-); cartoonist