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Large white face (Blair?) with the number 1 for an eye, on green background being carried away by lots of little red figures. Article suggests that people should take a stand against Blair in order to remove him as Prime Minister as a result of his stance on the Iraq war.
Illustration to accompany Tuesday Comment by George Monbiot.

Illustration originally used to accompany an article titled 'Extremes feel loss of faith' by David Hirst on the results of Algeria's presidential elections, which appeared in the Guardian on 18 November 1995. The drawing shows two men wielding a star and a crescent moon. They are targeting a cowering man, who is surrounded by bodies and people fleeing in the distance. Includes newspaper cutting.

Ted Heath is driving an old-style open-topped car, with Reginald Maudling, Iain Macleod and Quintin Hogg (Lord Hailsham) as his passengers; they are by a signpost which says "Extremism" straight on or "Moderation" turn right; the bottom half of the car seems to be continuing straight on at speed, but Heath is trying to turn the top half of the car to go right.

Material promoting Jane Bown's 'Eye to Eye' exhibition at The Foundation Gallery, London held between 23 April-28 May 2000.

Illustrative portrait of Ezekiez-Alebua, produced by Gemini News Service, nd, c1986-c1989.

Creator: Hamilton-West; Edward (1933-2011); photographer