Zürich, my little Town - Cartoon Book 1988 Nebelspalter Verlag by Ian Marsden
Zürich, my little Town - Cartoon Buch, erschienen 1988 im Nebelspalter Verlag, Rorschach.
Eine Liebeserklärung an eine Stadt, erzählt vom Schweizer Cartoonisten Ian Marsden.
Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Druck: E. Löpfe-Benz AG, Rorschach
Mit einem Vorwort von Erich Gerber, Verkehrsdirektor der Stadt Zürich
From the Marsden Archive:
Poster for the first International Rheinfelder Cartoon Exhibition in Rheinfelden, Switzerland 1990
The event featured cartoonists from various countries and was a big success. It was co-sponsored by Paul Schärer (Kulturförderung Paul Schärer), Aargau
From the Marsden Archive :
Christoph Blocher Pen and ink and watercolor cartoon for Nebelspalter Magazine, 1993 by Ian Marsden.
Christoph Blocher is a highly divisive Swiss political figure. He has frequently been compared by the media and his political opponents to figures such as Jean-Marie Le Pen and Jörg Haider. Blocher is the leader of the SVP/UDC party’s nationalist wing, which dominates the party’s delegation to the National Council.
From the Marsden Archive:
This golf cartoon was originally in color, this is the only reproduction I still have.
It was created using a pen and ink and gouache on D’Arches watercolor paper.
It depicts a bunch of highly distrustful birds who have ganged up on a poor golfer somewhere in Scotland. Their suspicion seems to be that it is not a golf ball at all but rather an egg he might be playing with.
It was published in the Swiss Nebelspalter magazine in 1991 and was exhibited at the
4th International Cartoon Biennale in Davos, Switzerland
(22. July - 22. August 1992 Kongresszentrum Davos)
The original was purchased at the Cartoon Biennale Davos by well-known Swiss media personality, actor, comedian, writer, producer Hansjörg Bahl and is in his personal collection.
