name -George Morrow: His Book (1920), More Morrow (1921) and Some More (1928). RGG Price referred to Morrow as,"...a cheerful Bohemian Irishman[...] Morrow in his prime, which lasted much longer than with most humorous artists, could draw a simple little figure with a face that was funny per se [...] his versatility and his variety make some of the later draughtsmen look tired and repetitive."Morrow lived most of his adult life in London, although he spent many summers painting watercolours in Ireland, mainly in County Donegal. Death and legacy Morrow had no children and died at his home in Thaxted, Essex on 18 January 1955 aged 85, one month after his last cartoon appeared in Punch. His work is to be found in the collections of the Ulster Museum, Linen Hall Library, Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Manchester City Art Gallery, the Science Museum, the Wellcome Collection, London Transport Museum, and the British Museum. Partial bibliography Change for a Halfpenny (1905) (online version) The Game of Ju-Jitsu (1906), by Taro Miyake and Yukio Tani What a Life! (1911, with E. V. Lucas) The House of the Ogress (1921), by W. E. Cule Elnovia (1925) Cinderella's Garden (1927) Chuckles (1927) The Marvellous Land of Snergs (1927) Simple People (1928), by Archibald Marshall Here Be Dragons (1930) Light Articles Only (1939), by A. P. Herbert The Birdikin Family (1932), by Archibald Marshall References External links Examples of George Morrow's work via Rosss.com Examples of George Morrow's Punch illustrations viaPunchCartoons.com (store) "George Morrow (c. 1869-1955)", in: Brigid Peppin and Lucy Micklethwait, Book Illustrators of the Twentieth Century, New York: Arco, 1984, pp. 207–208 - biography and list of books and periodicals illustrated and selected references 1869 births 1955 deaths Painters from Northern Ireland Artists from Belfast Irish cartoonists Irish illustrators People from Thaxted Punch (magazine) cartoonists