Scope and Contents A file holding typescript letters and fax copies of letters used in support of Roger Law's application for permanent residency in Australia, under the Distinguished Talent Visa scheme. These letters contain testimonies from individuals and organisations, who provide background information concerning Law's suitability for being accepted under this visa scheme. Individuals and organisations represented in the file include, but are not limited to: Alliance Graphique Internationale; Tony...

Scope and Contents A file containing a letter, ephemera and a speech transcript for the 1998 Cartoon Trust Awards, which was held at The Royal Institution of Great Britain, London, on 25 November 1998. At this event, Roger Law and Peter Fluck were presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award. As Law was living in Australia at that time, his wife, Deirdre Amsden, read out a prepared written speech in his absence.The letter informs Law and Fluck that they are the recipients of the award and invites...

Scope and Contents A box containing newspaper (and some magazine) cuttings, both originals and photocopies, along with printouts of pages taken from internet publications and blogs. These items feature articles written by or about Roger Law, and also discuss the legacy of Spitting Image. The following topics are covered, but are not limited to: a 1999 charity sale held at the Bonhams auction house, which featured items donated by Law; two auction sales of Spitting...

Scope and Contents A sale catalogue for The Cartoon Art Trust's 'Fin de Siècle' charity auction, which was held at the London branch of the auction house, Bonhams, on 20 May 1999. Several Spitting Image items were donated to this sale by Roger Law, including: two ceramic toby jugs, one of John Major and the other of Neil Kinnock, modelled by Pablo Bach at the Spitting Image Workshop and manufactured by Kevin Francis Ceramics for the 1992 British general election; and a Margaret...