Contents The Gallery Caricatures

   

There were several caricatures included in the College magazine over the years and the 'victims' were not always identifiable!  If you know the subjects, please get in touch.

There was some speculation about the artist(s):

Artist for the first five MIGHT be George Taylor. George was a superb artist & had a lot to do with the production of the College Magazine, but I suggest that you get other opinions before attributing credit. - Gary Johnson

The caricatures of Andrew Seeley & Barry McBeath are certainly by George Taylor.  If you look at some school mags between 1977-84 you will see his contributions in the same style often with his GT moniker.  If you're in doubt, ask Chedge. - Simon Scott (1977-1984 Peel/Kett/Lincoln)

It's nice to be right now and again. The reason that I was unsure about whether or not it was George was because I couldn't find the GT moniker anywhere on the pics on the website. George also got a commission to re-paint a pub sign in Wymondham, apparently he did a really nice job of it but over a period of time it failed because he didn't use the correct timber as a base. Great artist though. - Gary Johnson

An address was found eventually for David Chedgey and, in response to 'the question' .....

Hi Bill .... yes I have visited the site and yes I did all the caricatures therein. - Chedgey

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Subjects: Miss Willetts, Mike Ronayne, 'Doc' Staveley and Pete Leonard.

Artist: David Chedgey

Subject: 'Doc' Staveley

Artist: David Chedgey

Subject: Andrew Seeley

Artist: David Chedgey

Subject: Barry McBeath

Artist: David Chedgey

Subject: David Chedgey

Artist: David Chedgey

A wayward young wastrel of LINCOLN
Resorted to nocturnal drinking;
By midnight the fellow
Was more than just mellow,
By dawn quite ecstatically stinking.

1985 Subject: ?

Artist: David Chedgey

A fervent young fogey of PEEL
With vanity hard to conceal,
Wore waistcoat and spats
And grandfather hats,
But looked more jumped up than genteel.

1985 Subject: ?

Artist: David Chedgey

A pert little punker from KETT
Spent hours at her spiky toilette;
Incredibly cool,
She broke every rule,
To avoid being labelled a sweat.

1985 Subject: ?

Artist: David Chedgey

A young country cousin of NEW
Spoke Norfolk the whole day through.
When someone complained,
She tartly exclaimed:
"Thass better'n tork'n like yew!"

1985 Subject: ?

Artist: David Chedgey

Subject: Reverend Hare

Artist: David Chedgey



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