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A family looking at choice between two signs: one stating 'Democrat Real Estate, For Sale! Jimmy Carter Fault', next to a large opening in the land made out of Jimmy Carter's mouth, and the other stating 'Republican Land Deals, For Sale! Mount Reagan (formerly believed extinct)' with Reagan depicted as an erupting mountain behind it. In the bottom right hand corner John B Anderson is leaing against a mobile home for sale. The mother and daughter of the family are looking away from Reagan and Carter, towards Anderson. [This could be a reference to the League of Women Voters decision to include Anderson in leadership debates]. The depiction of Anderson, Carter, and Reagan suggests this was during the 1980 Presidential Election.

Margaret Thatcher stands at a 'Vote Me' podium. She holds a miniature man with a suitcase in her hand and is shining a torch onto him. In the background the miniature man's shadow looms large and menacingly over Thatcher.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'A long, torrid, journey without maps' by Martin Woollacott arguing that liberalisation has failed in the Indian subcontinent as India and Pakistan are poised to conduct competitive nuclear tests, which appeared in the 9 March 1996 edition of the Guardian. The drawing depicts a personified Indian sub-continent with a teary face. Includes newspaper clipping.

Pen and ink, of a man and a woman; the woman wears an apron with her hair tied in a bun whilst carrying a cloth; the man wears a wiastcoat and is carrying a newspaper

In pastel, of a man stood in a museum, pictures are propped up amongst statues and busts.

Photocopy of one illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'A man wrieghed down by the world' by Simon Tisdall about Boutros-Ghali wanting to stay at the UN, which appeared in the 4 June 1994 edition of the Guardian. The drawing depicts a UN soldier trying to hold up or balance on his legs a globe which is in the process of crumbling and has bandaid plasters stuck to it.