Comic strip depicting Nigel Lawson eventually ending up thinner but with lots of fat hanging off.
Sin títuloCartoon depicting a lorry (labelled 'school bus') packed with children going to Shepardtown opposite the same type of lorry packed with young cows being transported to Brightlingsea.
Sin títuloDepicts William Waldegrave and Jonathan Aitken as goats abandonned in a hostile environment.
Sin títuloCartoon depicts Tony Blair and ? with a large carthorse that has its legs tied and is wearing a jacket, shirth and tie with a mobile phone in its mouth. Blair is writing 'Tony Uber Clothcaps' on its back, and ? is holding a baby, also in jacket, shirt and tie holding a mobile phone, so it can reach the horse's backside and place a rose there. Another baby in the same attire is holding a sign to the horse's nose that reads 'LAST REFIT BEFORE KNACKER'S YARD'. Two men are running towards the group shouting 'Oi! Lay off our carthorse!', to which Blair replies 'Ignore them! They clearly need psychiatric help!'
Sin títuloA selection of Rowson's political cartoons from 1996
Sin títuloDepicts Kenneth Clarke, Michael Heseltine, John Major, Michael Portillo, John Gummer and a pig amongst decrepit and dead bodies in an auction house.
Published in the Guardian on 7 October 1996.
Fig.1: Utterly & completely truthful, upright, honourable & competent Ministers of the Crown (William Waldegrave and another minister).
Fig.2: A total exoneration of H.M. Goverment.
Fig.3: Black.
Fig. 4: White
Cartoon depicting politicians 'mooning' at Death who is holding hands with a starving child.
Published in the Guardian on 4 November 1996.
Cartoon shows John Major swiping a sword down through the middle of an emaciated child who has a bloated stomach and is holding a dish with 'AID' written on. In the process he has also cut off his own nose, and is shouting Take THAT, Euroscum!'
Sin títuloCartoon depicts John Major, Kenneth Clarke and Micheal Heseltine in a sinking rowing boat. Major is trying to stop one of the holes in the boat with a bowler hat. Tony Blair is shown as a shark watching them sink. Major is saying to him 'Back off! Technically we're still seaworthy!'. a woman's legs are visible, having floated abovef the water in a life-ring.
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