Stoten, David, b 1962 (Artist and Filmmaker)
Dates
- Existence: b 1962
Places
- United Kingdom (nation) (Associated Country)
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Caricatures Portfolio 1, c 1984-c 1996
Caricatures Portfolio 2, c 1984-c 1996
Caricatures Portfolio 3, c 1984-c 1996
Caricatures Portfolio 4, c 1984-c 1996
Caricatures Portfolio 5, c 1984-c 1996
Caricatures Portfolio 6, c 1984-c 1996
Caricatures Portfolio 7, c 1984-c 1996
Caricatures Portfolios, c 1984-c 1996
Seven portfolios containing caricature drawings produced by the Spitting Image Workshop, mainly by staff members: Pablo Bach, David Stoten and Tim Watts. These drawings were done as part of the Workshop's activities for the British satirical television series, Spitting Image. However, some of these drawings may also have been done as part of other activities undertaken by Spitting Image Productions Limited.
Goodbye!, 1992
A visifile containing eight original artwork pieces produced by members of the Spitting Image Workshop, including David Stoten, which featured in the Spitting Image Productions Limited publication, Goodbye!, published in 1992. Most of the artwork are mounted, and are drawings in either pencil, pen and wash or coloured pastel.
The items in the visifile are labelled with their original 'SI' reference number.
Gulliver's Travels, c 1989-c 1990
Hoffnung, 1994
A visifile containing 10 pieces of original artwork for a proposed Spitting Image Productions Limited children's television series, Hoffnung, which would have starred comedian, Harry Enfield, as the German artist and musician, Gerard Hoffnung. Most of the artwork are pen drawings, but there is one piece in pen and wash. These drawings have been done by two Spitting Image Workshop artists, David Stoten and Tim Watts (SI/1266 (A to J).
Miscellaneous Artwork File 2, 1983 - 1996
Series 9 Contracts, 1990 - 1991
A box containing five sub-files that hold contracts, correspondence and other documentation relating to series 9 of Spitting Image, which aired between 11 November and 16 December 1990. These sub-files have been divided into the following: composer, Philip Pope; lyricists; puppeteers and actors; voice actors; and writers, both commissioned and non-commissioned.
Series 10 Hand Puppets Diagrams, 1992
A visifle containing John Major and George H. W. Bush hand puppet diagrams (SI/784 (a) and (b)), drawn by David Stoten. These diagrams were produced in connection to the creation of hand puppets, which were used in the opening title sequence for series 10 of the British satirical television series, Spitting Image.