Can anyone identify this cartoonist from the signature and style? Someone bought the drawing in a charity shop and is hoping to find some provenance that would make it auctionable for a good cause. Answers to vilnissimo@vesma.com please
This “Moz” is Ken Mosley, an American-born cartoonist who, according to a July 1979 article of the Coventry Evening Telegraph, lived in the village of Princethorpe in the Rugby district of Warwickshire. According to this eBay listing, he was part an Antarctic expedition in 1990:
Some of his work was also published in the New Yorker and the Toronto Globe. I think he was either 33 or 38 when the 1979 article was written (the text is faded a bit), which puts him as being born in the early to mid-1940s.
Dear Team, Could anyone give me an idea about a cartoonist, possibly French, who signs his work as CHRIS?
I could upload some pictures of the signature, but I don’t know where to post it on this site.
This “Moz” is Ken Mosley, an American-born cartoonist who, according to a July 1979 article of the Coventry Evening Telegraph, lived in the village of Princethorpe in the Rugby district of Warwickshire. According to this eBay listing, he was part an Antarctic expedition in 1990:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/125968503081?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28
And here is another of his works:
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/british-bespoke-auctions/catalogue-id-2835188/lot-10921418
Some of his work was also published in the New Yorker and the Toronto Globe. I think he was either 33 or 38 when the 1979 article was written (the text is faded a bit), which puts him as being born in the early to mid-1940s.
That is very interesting. Do you still have the article that was published in 1979?
Many thanks – Peter
Dear Team, Could anyone give me an idea about a cartoonist, possibly French, who signs his work as CHRIS?
I could upload some pictures of the signature, but I don’t know where to post it on this site.
Please help!
Many thanks – Peter