John Minton was a gifted draughtsman and graphic artist but he is possibly best known today for his lean and angular face, familiar from his doleful self portraits and from Freud’s great likeness of his friend, the glassy eyes filled with sorrow and shifting reflections.

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"there goes the neighborhood" 8" x 13" pen and ink

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You can see the woman in red behind him laugh after he says this and say "It's true."

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An evocative landscape, with the hazards of driving through the countryside on a wintry night, by 20th century Birmingham illustrator Michael Reilly. He specialised in transport-related scenes and travel posters (1930s)

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I'd think the opposite of Brexit would be Brentrance.

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