Britain At PlayIn Britain at Play we collect the finest of William Heath Robinson's studies of the unique British character. Here we find Britain in the garden, at the beach and on the golf course - the 9th hole played with the grim reaper, rotating sunbathing machines, a double cross tennis match 'For economising space in local tournaments and generally gingering up the game'. Heath Robinson perfectly captures the peculiar character of the great British nation at leisure. |
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Aquatic Golf Strand 1922 1215 | 12 |
Casabianca of the links Bystander 1925 | 25 |
A New Winter Sport the Luge Glider Royal 1924 | 38 |
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00 W HEATH abuse at intrusive amateur Aquatic Golf artist aspidistra bath BOLDERSBURY MANSIONS BRIGHTON ROAD BRITAIN AT PLAY broadcasting Bystander Christmas competition Cover for Humorist cricket curvilinear re-entrant drawings relates EDELWEISS FAMILY TRANSPORT fishing flowers FORE garden gentle game Geoffrey Beare golfer greenhouse Heath Robinson Drawing HEATH ROBINSON WHEATH Heath-letics Highly Complicated Science Howard Elcock's sophisticated HUMORIST WHITSUN HOLIDAY humorous drawings ill wind illustrated interrupting his meals K. R. G. BROWNE LOST BALL loving flat-dweller LUNG POWER magazines MARBLE ARCH MEEOW MEEOW Mistletoe Monte Carlo PIP PIP published quick skating quicksand radio Remarkable presence roar abuse ROBINSON SEA ROBINSON W HEATH ROBINSON WHEATH ROBINSON Robinson's winter sporting rugby SEA GOLF seaside season Sketch snuff speakers at strategic spraying subject matter SUMMER NUMBER surreal tennis thing Tis an ill tragedy trains TWEET UNCOWED weather weeding wildfowl without interrupting winning entry winter sporting enthusiasts WIRELESS ENTHUSIAST young Scout