Flower of Cities

 

Searle illustrated a chapter in the beautifully produced anthology on London 'Flower of Cities' (Parrish, 1949). His drawings appear alongside many contemporary artist and writers. 

Searle's work became synonymous with the city in which he lived and made his name after the war. See more here and here and here

The screen-printed style of the day in book-jacket design:

Le Figaro

As Searle began to branch out into editorial and illustration assignments on the Continent during the 1950s he did several cartoons for French newspaper Le Figaro Littéraire.

Perdu dans le Labyrinthe Londonien, pen and ink, 12 x 13.5", Figaro, 18 February, 1955

Vroomp!!! Crrakk!! Zok!!! (1966)
Pen and wash, 35.2 x 49.1 Collection Monica Searle
Le Figaro Littéraire, October 20, 1966

The Square Egg & The Vicious Circle (1968), Page 15
Ronald Searle (1973) Cabinet des Estampes, Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, Catalogue number 153
Searle & Searle (2001), Catalogue number 16, page 39

 From Stephen Nadler's  'Attempted Bloggery' site



Also:

FIGARO LITTERAIRE (LE) N° 1072 DU 03/11/1966 - LES ALLEMANDS VUS PAR RONALD SEARLE ET HEINZ HUBER 

Ici Londres N°368 25 Fevrier 1955 - Ronald Searle Maître De L'humour Noir -

ECHO REVUE INTERNATIONALE N° 26 DU 01/10/1948 - RONALD SEARLE

 LIBERATION N° 6055 DU 03/11/2000 -RONALD SEARLE CROQUE LA VIE.

Stop, Magazine Arristique et Littéraire N° 72 - Ronald Searle - la Blonde du Texas - Barbarella - la Femme Modele