Scope and Contents Eight envelopes holding a total of 28 black and white copy negatives, measuring on average 100mm x 125mm each, which feature images of pencil and woodcut illustrations produced by Roger Law for various publications and other activities. The following are present, and their accompanying number relates to their file/item reference within this section:1. Three negatives connected to Granta (RL/Pre-/933, 1458 and 1459). 1964.2. Two negatives...

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Certificates and an award statue presented to Roger Law by the Designers and Art Directors Association (D&AD), in recognition of his work for the publications Nova and The Sunday Times Magazine.

Scope and Contents A file containing invitations to two events, both of which took place in 1985, received by Roger Law. The first is for a 10-year anniversary event for the defunct British women's magazine, Nova, which ceased in 1975. Law is invited to attend a party on Wednesday 31 July, at The Groucho Club in London. The front side of the invite has a drawing by the cartoonist, Melville Calman. The second invitation is for an event hosted by publisher, André Deutsch, and...

Scope and Contents A file of mostly 10" x 8" colour photographic transparencies, featuring images of plasticine model illustrations made by Roger Law, which were published in The Sunday Times Magazine and other outlets. There are other large sizes of transparencies present. The file holds the following:1. A transparency with an image of one of the models featured in the article, Who Counts in the Country Set, written by Roy Perrott,...

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Five hardboard woodcuts featuring print designs by Roger Law, which were used in the May 1967 issue of the magazine, Nova. These prints illustrated an adapted story piece, An Expensive Place to Die, written by Leonard Deighton, which was also released as a novel. The prints feature representations of the following characters found in the story: Monsieur Datt, Davis, Jean-Paul, Maria, and Loiseau (RL/Pre-/1000 (a)-(e)).

Scope and Contents 12 issues of the British monthly women's magazine, Nova, along with a number of tearsheets from other editions. Roger Law not only produced illustrations for some of the publication's issues, but also wrote several articles as well. The following issues/tearsheets are present:1. October 1966 - features plasticine model illustrations, which accompany the article, Bless Me Father, For I Have Sinned, written by Norman Price...

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Material relating to Roger Law's journalistic efforts at the British women's monthly magazine, Nova.

Scope and Contents A portfolio holding a large array of drawings, woodcut prints, proofs, posters, and other items; all of which either contain artwork produced by Roger Law for various publications and companies or relate to his role as an art director for a publication.The following items are present:1. A metal printing plate with an engraved image that featured in The Comedians, published in the 30 January 1966 issue of The Sunday Times...

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An award statue 'for the best editiorial feature in a consumer magazine' category, presented to Roger Law by the Designers and Art Directors Association (D&AD). This particular award relates to two plasticine model illustrations created by Law, which were used in the October 1966 issue of Nova, as part of an article about catholicism.

The statue is made of wood, and it is in the shape of a large pencil with a yellow body.