Tuesday, September 23, 2008

The Chicken or The Egg?

Cover by "Trier"



James Fitton (R.A. 1899-1982)

Ronald Searle

From the same issue of "Lilliput", April 1949.

13 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

una revista comparable a esta ahora sería impensable...



sería impensable?


ya desde la portada es una patada en la frente... y el staff? un dream-team absoluto!

tenés más números de esta?

6:28 pm  
Blogger Oscar Grillo said...

Si. Pero PUNCH era mejor (tengo muchos volumenes encuadernados).
Tengo tambien un Lilliput con dibujos de Molina Campos.

7:38 pm  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

punch era genial! ví algunas cuando era chiquito en lo de garaycochea... sí, perfecta era punch.

molina campos? ponela!m

10:36 am  
Blogger Matt Jones said...

Do you have many copies of Lilliput or vintage Punch? If u ever have an attic sale let me know!

4:27 pm  
Blogger Oscar Grillo said...

I have some ten copies of Lilliput and six years of bound Punch and LOADS of single issues. Mostly fifties and sixties. Mel Calman once gave me many years, five or six, of issues of The sixties New Yorker.

6:08 pm  
Blogger el_bruno said...

que buenos trabajos estos, por dios!! un groso el flaco ese.

8:30 pm  
Blogger Ignacio Ochoa said...

Descubrí a Searle hace unas semanas nomas. Hay un blog con mucho material de él. Tiene algunas cosas geniales, y mucha influencia sobre la epoca Xerox de Disney.

8:42 pm  
Blogger Oscar Grillo said...

Precisamente el Mat J. de mas arriba, ademas de ser un excelente dibujante, es el que organiza el blog de Searle.

8:45 pm  
Blogger Ignacio Ochoa said...

Ahhhh...es verdad.
Excelente blog.

8:47 pm  
Blogger kellie said...

That Trier is Walter, artist, toy collector, and childhood friend of Max Brod in Prague.

9:49 pm  
Blogger Oscar Grillo said...

Wonderful!!!...Thanks for the information, Kellie!..I am crazy about Kafka!

10:16 pm  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

There's a cartoonist in France very influenced by Searle in press magazine, can see his work at http://colonnier.org/
I like his work, it's really funny and charming.

11:44 pm  
Blogger Oscar Grillo said...

True. Quite charming. I hope he'll shake off a bit the strong influence from Searle and finds his own way. He draws very well.

4:23 am  

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