Illustration of the Northern Irish peace process for a Guardian Comment & Debate piece.
Sin títuloIllustration depicting the EU and a 'Mad Cow' for a Guardian Comment & Debate piece.
Sin títuloIllustration depicting Britain and 'Mad Cow'' for a Guardian Comment & Debate piece.
Sin título2 different Illustrations both depicting Britain and Europe for a Guardian Comment & Debate piece.
Sin títuloIllustration for a Guardian Comment & Debate piece by Edward Said titled: 'When will we resist?: The US is preparing to attack the Arab world, while the Arabs wimper in submission'.
Sin títuloIllustration for a Guardian Comment & Debate piece by Karen Armstrong titled: 'Old world order: We need a modern way to recreate religion's respect for the Earth'.
Sin títuloShort films made by Krauze. Currently contains one item.
Sin títuloShort (approx 3 minutes) film made by Andrzej Krauze. Copy of VHS video of film for inclusion in exhibition of Krauze's work 'Andrzej Krauze: Drawings 1970-2003', held in the Newsroom from March - April 2003. Film depicts a cartoon bird flying through the air before being captured in a cage by a man. Once the cage is opened, the bird has transformed into a small rat-like mammal. Music background by Jacek Ostaszewski. Produced by Miroslaw Kijowicz.
Sin títuloDocuments that relate to Alastair Matheson. They include material related to Matheson's employment as a stringer with the Observer in Africa along with press cuttings and memoirs.
Administrative/Biographical history: Alastair Matheson was a writer and journalist who spent much of his working life in Africa. Matheson worked as a stringer for the Observer in Kenya, 1979-1988. The Observer featured articles by Matheson between 1963 and 1993. His articles were also syndicated through the Observer Foreign News Service (Servob).
Sin títuloDocuments that relate to Alastair Matheson's employment as a stringer with the Observer including:
- Copy for an Observer Foreign News Service (Servob) article by Matheson titled 'Pygmy Paras burnish Mobutu's image', 22 December 1982
- Memo to all foreign correspondents from Managing Editor (News) Magnus Linkater regarding personnel changes and planned improvements to the paper's foreign coverage, 4 October 1983
- Copy for an Observer Foreign News Service (Servob) article by Matheson titled ''Law of Amputation' may stay in Sudan', 20 February 1986
- Faxed copy of a profile of Richard Leakey by Matheson, 21 Sept 1989
- Memo to all foreign correspondents containing guidance on copy filing procedures and deadlines, nd
- Telegram from Foreign News editor to Patrick Ferguson to Matheson regarding the placement of an article, nd
Also includes: Remittance advice, 26 September 1983
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