Day 21 – Free CMT Cartoon History

Free CMT Cartoon History
(1979-1984) by Ron Fuller

As you may have read in Simon Tait’s recent mews, at the age of 15 Sue Jackson found herself at Falmouth Art School with Ron Fuller. Sue caught up again with Ron years later when he was making wooden toys, and she was opening a new crafts shop. Ron was involved with Cabaret from the beginning, and we have reproduced the original cartoon which Ron did in 1989 illustrating the early days of Cabaret and the move to Covent Garden. You can click here to download your copy, print it out (and colour it in if you like).

A Cartoon History of CMT – £0.00

Ron (pictured) has always enjoyed drawing and writing and he has a wonderful graphic style, as seen in his piece, ‘See Cabaret and Live’ – now at the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore.

Day 20 – Le Bureau Automatique

A new one-off piece from Paul Spooner for 2009.

The grey office worker surveys his papers moving endlessly between his in tray and his out tray. The elaborate air powered mechanism contains tiny leather bellows, and a very long ratchet. An optional grey face can be removed, and hung on the side of the machine if you want a faceless bureaucrat, as shown.

‘Le Bureau Automatique’ by Paul Spooner – £2400.00 (excl. VAT)

Height 37cm
Width 40cm
Depth 21cm

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