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Cartoon no. 144. Searle, Ronald William Fordham (British, 1920-2011). Pen and black ink, traces of Tippex (or equivalent) on two sheets of paper with black and white photochemical reproductions (portraits) on verso, some inscribed in pen and ink, graphite and blue crayon, 1938. A preliminary drawing for 'Cambridge Daily News', c. August 1938.
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