Paperback - 82 pages - 148 mm x 210 mm

Over 190 Colour Illustrations

As the maestro of double entendres Donald McGill (1875-1962) has both received high acclaim and caused much scandal. Prosecuted in 1957 for obscenity, his images no longer shock the enlightened audience but continue to amuse and delight. McGill’s artistic skill and bawdy humour are now interesting as unconscious and historical social commentary; this appeal is as fresh now as it was then, in our present age of leisure - behaving badly from Blackpool to Ibiza.

Who better to own this vast collection than the rumbustious Michael Winner. He is a distinguished collector of illustrative art and his collection of McGill postcard artwork comprises nearly 200 works. This book follows an exhibition of his McGill Original Postcard Artwork held in London.