Sets 1-3 dated 25 June. Set 4 dated 26 June.
Martin; Frank (1932-2022); photographerDepicts prime minister Margaret Thatcher standing with her arms outstretched on the bank of a stretch of land labelled 'Brighton' in Elizabethan dress along with [Michael Heseltine], [William Whitelaw], [James (Jim) Prior], and [Norman Fowler], who are looking at the 'Labour party armana', a fleet of ships which are approaching on the horizon. Further inland, [Keith Joseph] and [Geoffrey Howe] are bowling, the bowling pins being replaced with items representing government policy. [Howe] has just scored a strike: a house, a piggy bank, a hospital, a factory, a figure of a 'working' man and woman, a man wearing a graduate hat, a child, and a man in a suit are all flying in the air after being hit by the bowling ball.
The title refers to Francis Drake, an Elizabethan explorer.
Gibbard; Leslie David (1945-2010); cartoonistOriginal illustration which accompanied the article 'The last word on Eating' by AC Grayling which appeared in the Guardian on 28 October 2000 examining the relationship between food, pleasure and eating disorders. Drawing shows a female staring intently at the knife and fork she is holding.
Harper; Clifford (1949-); Illustrator and anarchistA banner tied between palm trees says "Westminster Cannibals' Convention" and the ground is littered with human bones; Harold Wilson and Jeremy Thorpe (leader of the Liberals) are trying to eat each other; Ted Heath is sat alone with his arms crossed, eyes closed, and looking sanctimonious - despite being dressed in the same grass skirt and bone ornaments as the others, he is saying "Eating people is wrong!".
Gibbard; Leslie David (1945-2010); cartoonistcolour negatives
McPhee; Don (1945-2007); photographer