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Gnasher and Gnipper to grace my pop-up shop
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I shall be selling some screenprints from my archives at my show in central London next week including this one of Gnasher and Gnipper. I’m holding a selling exhibition of my screenprints in central London all next week, leading up to Fathers’ Day on Sunday, June 19. The pop-up shop will be at The Showcase, […]
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Screenprint exhibition for Fathers’ Day
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Screenprint exhibition for Fathers’ Day – I’m holding a selling exhibition of my screenprints in central London all next week, leading up to Fathers’ Day on Sunday, June 19. The pop-up shop will be at The Showcase, 33-35 St John’s Square, London EC1M 4DS from Monday June 13-Sunday June 19. Our opening times will be […]
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Buy your father some grenades
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Buy your father some grenades on Father’s Day, Sunday June 19. A screenprint of a soldier about to throw some grenades might be just what a day in your life would like – the sentiment “This looks like a job for a couple of grenades” does of course lend itself to multiple applications. The panel […]
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Dennis the Menace’s head gets bigger and bigger
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Dennis the Menace’s head gets bigger and bigger. I’ve printed this version of Dennis the Menace’s face in a medium format and a large format, so this design in my range of officially licenced screenprints is now available in all three of my sizes. 26 x 19cms for £40 unframed and £70 framed 38 x […]
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Comic Art screenprint debunks Popeye spinach myth
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A screenprint of mine has debunked a myth about why Popeye eats spinach. This is the screenprint in question – it is taken from a 1932 cartoon strip in which Popeye encounters spinach for the first time. It was used as evidence in a paper which examined the much-repeated myth that Popeye eats spinach for […]
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