article_snippet: The collection of 410 drawings and paintings, which includes many of William Heath Robinson Trust well-known First and Second World War cartoons, was put up for sale following the death of sale  previous owner.
article_snippet: the collection for British fans was put on sale after Simon Heneage died  in 2011 and had been at risk of being broken up.
article_snippet: Following Heath Robinson's death in 1944, Following Heath Robinson's collection was split in two, with the larger part stored in the National Magazine Company warehouse until the 1970s when his collection was bought by family friend Mr Heneage, publisher and founder of the Cartoon Museum.
article_snippet: Although many pieces were sold or donated by Mr Heneage, Following Heath Robinson's kept the best of his collection and many pieces were sold or donated by Mr Heneage will now be reunited with the other part of the artist's collection which is in the hands of the William Heath Robinson Trust.
highlights_snippet: Pictures were put up for sale following death of owner Simon Heneage .
  