balloon misspelled on sleeve as 'Balloon'
Johns; Peter Norman (1930-2017); photographerA large budget box labelled 'Chancellor of the Exchequer' is stepping out of the door of No.11 Downing Street holding Roy Jenkins in its outstretched hand. In one hand Roy Jenkins holds juggling a ball labelled 'Votes', and in the other, a ball labelled 'Economy'. To the left of the image there are papparazzos taking pictures.
News: 14 April: Jenkins Budget was described as a cautious economist's Budget not a politician's or a party manager's.
Gibbard; Leslie David (1945-2010); cartoonistTwo illustrative portraits and one photocopy of Chandra Shekhar.
Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agencyOne illustrative portrait and two cartoons of Chandrika Kumaratunga.
Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agencyOriginal illustration which accompanied the article 'The last word on Change' by AC Grayling which appeared in the Guardian on 23 February 2002 on attitudes to change. Drawing shows a tilled field with a number of coins protruding from the soil. In the distance are trees and birds in the sky.
Harper; Clifford (1949-); Illustrator and anarchistDepicts Covent Garden in London with traditional street sellers some of which are demonstrating and holding up a poster reading 'Let's pull down old Covent Garden and build a block of offices'.
Low; Sir; David Alexander Cecil (1891-1963); political cartoonistColour advert, with sound, for the Guardian newspaper. The advert is set in a sports changing room and depicts a man reading the Guardian and laughing. A team mate walks in, sits next to him and tells a joke. The man reading the Guardian continues to read the paper, ignoring the man telling the joke. The advert ends with the camera zooming in on the Guardian masthead and the reader laughing.
Strapline: "The Guardian"
Duration: 30 seconds. The advert starts at 02.09 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
2 unidentified men. Captioned 'Channel 4'.
Bown; Jane Hope (1925-2014); photographerInterview with Jane Bown at her home in Hampshire, and Luke Dodd in the archive store at the Guardian & Observer offices at Kings Place, coinciding with a retrospective exhibition at Kings Place. Both discuss Jane's technical approach, use of a window for lighting the eyes and face. Also mentions first Observer assignment of Bertrand Russell and portraits of Richard Harris, Lucian Freud and Princess Margaret.
Transmitted: 21/10/2009
Duration: 4 minutes, 48 seconds
Channel Four Television Corporation, 2009