Long Drawn Out Trip

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Set against the backdrop of 1960s Britain, this memoir chronicles the life of Gerald Scarfe, a renowned artist known for his unflinching portrayals of public figures. From his challenging childhood marked by asthma to his experiences as a field reporter in Vietnam, Scarfe shares captivating anecdotes that reveal his journey through the art world. His encounters with celebrities, royals, and political figures, coupled with his insights into the cartooning process, create a wickedly funny and deeply personal narrative reflecting contemporary culture's complexities.