EARLY WORK
a selection
THE BARNSLEY CHRONICLE
(Brian’s first commission, aged 17)
Portraits of retired miners & Mrs Crouch, 1947
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Mr F. W. Bannister (Mick)
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Mr F. Finley
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Mr T. Graham (blind) nick name Little Tom
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Mr F. Hinterbottom
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Mrs Crouch
THE OXFORD ILLUSTRATED OLD TESTAMENT
1968 -69
PRINCE OF THE JUNGLE
René Guillot, 1958
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Raani and his horse Isaphir
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The crowd shout for Raani outside the temple of Kali
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Old Nag squatting on his mat beside Shaytan
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The band of musicians head to the square
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The boys lined up, bows ready bent, arrows pointed skywards
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The great tournament and the people of Galaad
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The elephant Shaytan charges forward
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The panther attacks Yasin
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Raani sleeping by the river
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Raani, the jungle prince, looking into the eyes of the dying man
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Raani returns with an antelope slung across his shoulders
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The hunters
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Yasin runs for his life
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Sharka the tiger
HIGH SANG THE SWORD
Eileen O’Faolain, 1959
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Cover
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Title page
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Brother Finbarr and his men in their quarry boat row up Shannon river towards Clunanauve
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Fergal climbs up on the stone-mason's shoulders
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Brother Patrick watched Manus, Elf and Feral replace the large flagstones
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Ulf and Fergal fishing Silver trout
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The Danes' arrival
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Two powerful Danes slash at man or beast or anyone that came their way
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The horn-headed Danes
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Snorri Snake Eye steering from the stern
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In high spirits the Vikings singing and playing dice
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The shipmaster rushing towards the fire
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Fergal and Manus dragging a stout spar from the ribs of the wreck
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The cavalcade riding off eastwards in the fast-falling dusk
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Mahon's mother Sabia sits close to the fire with Briget at her feet
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Then quiet fell as the jugglers came on and did a juggling feat
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Measuring out silk, the bargaining began between Hoskuld and Gille
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Side by side they stood looking through the cobweb of ropes to the ships close together on the river
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He saw the war chiefs jump on skittering, frightened horses and charge out of the gate followed by their captain
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The advance guard of the Irish army
THE BONNIE PIT LADDIE
Frederick Grice, 1960
TANGARA
Nan Chauncey, 1960
THE KNIGHTS OF KING MIDAS
Paul Berna, 1961
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Madame Escoffier's sooty face
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Charloun, his gang and the town's people examining the burnt out shanty town
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The Chef and Frisquet debating the price of the freshly caught fish
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Monsieur Bodin in his stamp shop examining Coucoulin's stamp
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Charloun playing with his gang on the beached boat wreck
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Titan and his donkey's unexpected arrival on director Popovitch's film set
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The Knights of King Midas gang looking for the lost money
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Miqué crying
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Angel's dirty shorts
THE TOWN ACROSS THE WATER
Madeleine Polland, 1961
MYTHS OF THE NORSEMEN
Roger Lancelyn Green, 1962
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Cover
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Odin, with his two tame ravens perched on his shoulders
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Under the leafy shade of Yggdrasil... playing chess with golden chessmen, and at draughts with discs of gold
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Clever Dvalin made the spear Gungnir, the best of all spears, as a gift for Odin
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Freya feasted her eyes on the gleaming beauty of Brisingamen
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"Speed forward, good steed!" cried Skirnir
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Two goats, Gaptooth and Cracktooth, drew Thor's Chariot
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Geirrodur
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Fafnir, in the form of a terrible dragon, gloated over the gold
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"What mortal draws me back by these weary ways?" asked Volva
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"Slayer of Baldur, your hour has come!"
HAPPILY EVER AFTER - Poems for Young Children
Ian Serraillier, 1963
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Birds
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Grandad's Pipe
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The Early Visitor
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'Hurrah, the brush is through!' from The Early Visitor
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'He mounts his bicycle, and away he goes' from The Early Visitor
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Anne and the Field-Mouse
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Anne and the Field-Mouse
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What will you have for Breakfast?
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The Hedgehog
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The Swan
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Andrew's Bedtime Story
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The Diver
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The Helicopter
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North-Easter
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Piano Practise
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Brewster Dick
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'What Happened Afterwards' from Brewster Dick
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The Witch's Cat
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After Ever Happily
HAVELOK THE DANE
Kevin Crossley-Holland, 1964
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King Aethelwold knew he was going to die
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Havelok in evil hands
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Grim lands a big fish
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Princess Goldborough spent the remainder of the night in solitude
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Jarl Ubbe
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Havelok attacked by thieves
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The threshold of success
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The final reckoning
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The song of the minstrel
MISCELLANY ONE - THE THINGUMMYJIG
R.C. Scriven, 1964
BOOKS BY VARIOUS AUTHORS
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Ballad of the Frog Princess
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Ballad of the Frog Princess
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Cover - The Professor, Charlotte Brontë 1964
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Robinson Crusoe 1961
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Cover - Gulliver's Travels, Jonathan Swift 1960