Atlas
- 96pages
- 4 heures de lecture
A new collection of cartoons featuring more of Baxter's Amazing People, more Great Failures of History, and more Great Culinary Disasters of Our Time
Glen Baxter Livres
Glen Baxter est célèbre pour ses dessins absurdes, dont l'effet général s'apparente souvent au non-sens littéraire. Ses œuvres, inspirées de la fiction pulp et des bandes dessinées d'aventure, emploient l'art et le langage avec des blagues et des références intellectuelles. Ses simples dessins au trait mettent souvent en scène des personnages tels que des cow-boys, des gangsters ou des explorateurs, qui prononcent des déclarations incongrues sur l'art et la philosophie, créant ainsi un style unique et provocateur.
Surreal and absurd pictures of cowboys, soldiers, criminals, inventors, and students are accompanied by humorously incongruous captions
The Collected Blurtings of Baxter
- 48pages
- 2 heures de lecture
Glen Baxter's art appeals to a universal sense of the ridiculous. His drawings fuse the familiar with the absurd and breathe life into verbal and visual cliches, whether literary, social or cultural. This book brings together 35 of his artworks.
Trundling Grunts
- 96pages
- 4 heures de lecture
Since failing to win the Nobel Prize in 2001, Glen Baxter disappeared to a remote hillside fort in Holland to continue his research on vole classification. Some ten months later, he made his way to Soho Square where he was reported to be in possession of a fustian-lined hamper containing a manuscript that was to be labelled: Trundling Grunts.
Die Billardtisch Morde
- 245pages
- 9 heures de lecture
