Sepia-toned 2-page tower-bridge
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Spire
"First illustration for a story I want to do about a boy who discovers that the gargoyles and animals all have a secret existence of their own. An early influence was the Film "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" with Charles Laughton. I have always been impressed by the exuberance of Gothic cathedrals and how designers and masons turned stone into living substance. I wanted to climb up and explore the crocketed spires, but being earthbound I did it in my imagination."
1976
Spire
"First illustration for a story I want to do about a boy who discovers that the gargoyles and animals all have a secret existence of their own. An early influence was the Film "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" with Charles Laughton. I have always been impressed by the exuberance of Gothic cathedrals and how designers and masons turned stone into living substance. I wanted to climb up and explore the crocketed spires, but being earthbound I did it in my imagination."
1976
| Date | Publication | Publisher | Type | Page | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 1977 |
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The Land of Froud | Peacock Press / Bantam | Nonfiction | [3] |