You can find a huge collection of his work in the tribute blog Perpetua. Have a look.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Satirical Diagrams
I just read that British artist and cartoonist Ronald Searle died, on December 30, 2011, at age 91. He produced an amazing body of work, in a distinctive (much-emulated) style. He could be very funny, but also made darkly satirical work on the human condition - this was attributed to his time in a brutal Japanese prisoner of war camp in Burma, during the second world war, which he managed to document in a clutch of 300 surviving drawings. Today, I thought I'd share something satirical and witty (rather than silly, or devastating): a series of diagrams, for the layperson of various professions. I can't resist the sort of taxonomic diagram.




You can find a huge collection of his work in the tribute blog Perpetua. Have a look.
You can find a huge collection of his work in the tribute blog Perpetua. Have a look.
Labels:
art about science,
cartoonist,
diagram,
printer,
Ronald Searle,
Slovak artist
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Thanks, not seen these beauties before. One of my favourite cartoonists of all. Ian
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome. I think they are wonderful.
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