William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) is best known for his crazy inventions configured in immensely elaborate and comic illustrations. Perhaps less well known is his output of advertising work ...

“The Welsh Rarebit Machine” (1943) By the 1940s, Heath Robinson’s focus had shifted to the realities of war. His later books had titles such as “How To Make The Best Of Things” (1940 ...

Heath Robinson, described by His Dark Materials author ... “These fantastically wry cartoons represent British humour at its best. With the new museum opening in 2016 and the country marking ...

"We are proud to become custodians of such an exciting collection of works by one of Britain's best loved artists," said Geoffrey Beare of the WHRT. Born in 1872, William Heath Robinson moved to ...

Heath Robinson moved to Wellington Avenue ... "frightfulness and efficiency of the German Army" provided "one of the best opportunities I ever enjoyed." His anti-German propaganda cartoons ...

More than 50 original humorous pieces by Heath Robinson, who drew to raise morale during the war, are on display at Mottisfont. The exhibition, which is on until April 14, also includes audio ...