Law, Roger, b 1941 (Artist)
Dates
- Existence: b 1941
Gender
- male
Occupations
Places
- Littleport, Cambridgeshire (Place of Birth)
Found in 387 Collections and/or Records:
Photographic Material, 1961 - 1975
Negatives, transparencies/slides and photographs that hold images of Roger Law's artistic output, such as pencil and plasticine illustrations, which appeared in various publications during the 1960s and up to the mid-1970s.
Photographs, c late 1960s-c early 1980s
Photographs, 1962 - 1974
Picture Reference Copy, 1992
A file containing an unbound version of the Roger Law/Spitting Image Productions Limited publication, A Nasty Piece of Work: The Art and Graft of Spitting Image, which contains annotated reference numbers next to the images found in the book, in red ink. There is also a small piece of paper that has a list of these reference numbers, which are missing from this copy.
Pitch/Treatment Material, c 1994
A file holding the following items for the animated comedy sketch programme, The Strip Show, which originally went by the title, Video Comic: two examples of a treatment [summary outlining concept and ideas] for the show, along with draft documents and photocopies of the treatment's contents; three copies of a document for pitching the concept of the show to [Alan] Yentob (BBC 1 Controller); and meeting notes.
Political Leaflets and Publications, 1960-c 1962
Political Studies Association 50th Anniversary Awards, 2000
A file containing letters, booklets, a dinner menu, admittance card and other items relating to Roger Law's attendance at the Political Studies Association 50th anniversary awards ceremony, which took place on 21 November 2000. Law attended the event to collect an outstanding political satire award for Spitting Image.
Porcelain City - Jingdezchen [sic] Works by Roger Law Optical Disc, 2008
'Porcelain City - Jingdezhen', 2011
A catalogue for the exhibition, 'Porcelain City: Jingdezhen,' which was hosted at the Victoria & Albert Museum, between 4 November 2011 and 25 March 2012. This was a joint exhibition by Felicity Aylieff, Roger Law, Ah Xian, and Takeshi Yasuda. There is a section of the catalogue dedicated to Law with text by him, and there are photographs of Law in a workshop setting in Jingdezhen and of his ceramic wear, along with artwork.
Portfolio 1, 1960 - 1975
Portfolio 2, 1960 - 1973
Portfolio 3, 1961 - 1972
Portfolio 4, 1962 - 1967
Portfolio 5, 1964 - 1972
Poster, 1992
A promotional poster for the Roger Law/Spitting Image Productions Limited book, A Nasty Piece of Work: The Art and Graft of Spitting Image. The poster features an image of Roger Law standing behind an ornate picture frame (SI/391), which contains an image of a Margaret Thatcher puppet carving up Britain; an image originally intended for the abandoned SIPL publication, Thatcha! Ten Years of the Dragon [see entry MS Add.10275/3/3/8/6].
Poster, 1990
Potshots, 2008
A DVD-readable holding a copy of the 1999 short-film, Potshots, directed by Roger Law and starring the British comedian, Johnny Vegas. This film depicts the destruction of £45,000-worth of ceramics, some produced by Law and others donated by various artists.
Potshots Introductory Notes, c 1999-c early 2000s
Pre-First Sale File, 1999 - 2000
Presentation Notes, c early 1970s
Press Coverage Volumes, 2001
Press-Cuttings and Website Printouts, c 1998-2019
Press Pack Documents on Company and Personnel, c 1991-c 1997
A file of documents containing biographical information and other details about Spitting Image Productions Limited; the company's subsidiaries and Cairo Studios premises; and Roger Law and other SIPL personnel. Some of these documents are final versions and others are drafts. Such documents would have been used in press packs sent to media outlets, and used as part of other promotional efforts.
Press Release, 2018
A computer printout containing a copy of an online press release issued by Cambridge University Library, announcing that Roger Law has deposited the Spitting Image Archive at the library. The press release includes a photograph of the University Librarian, Jessica Gardner, alongside a Margaret Thatcher puppet, which was taken during a press event to promote the deposit, on 13 November 2018.