Early on in his career Searle became best known in the UK for the St. Trinian's girls but when he later moved to Paris he found a commer...

The mythical mermaid is a character ripe for  a whimsical interpretation from Searle.  She seemed to inspire creations that were quite speci...

I haven't identified what this picture was made for but I thought it interesting as it gives an insight into Searle's colouring proc...

March 3rd is Ronald Searle's birthday. To celebrate I'll be hosting a ONE day exhibition at the Center Stage Gallery, Burbank TOMORR...

To celebrate Ronald Searle's birthday on March 3rd I'm helping to host a one-day 'pop-up' exhibition of his work at the Cent...

Season's Greetings to all with the last post of 2016 featuring some Christms related Searle ephemera. This original drawing sold at au...

Mike Lynch posted a Searle drawing of Montmatre on his cartooning blog which reminded me to dig out this epic colour version published in t...

HOLIDAY magazine April 1958

A new exhibition featuring a collection of illustrations from the Collection of Robert and Lydia Forbes has opened at the University of ...

London cartoon art dealer Chris Beetles has just announced his annual show 'The Illustrators' and, as usual, Searle is represent...

Back to school with the best of St. Trinians . . .  'EUNICE! HOW MANY TIMES MUST I TELL YOU TAKE THE BAND OFF FIRST!' LILLI...

With summer almost gone let's look at Searle's depiction of a typically English summer activity - cricket. Punch magazine May 1...

On the occasion of the 2016 Olympic Games we present Ronald Searle's 'Vin Olympics' created in 1984 for John Goelet's  ...