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Category Archives: Paul Cox
A Child’s Christmas in Wales
I hope all our readers have a Christmas as jolly as this. This painting and many others by Paul Cox will be part of the Chris Beetles Illustrators Exhibition which opens this weekend, 2nd December.
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Lucky Jim, for the HOI
Paul Cox was asked by the House of Illustration to illustrate a new cover for Lucky Jim. This is part of a fund-raising exercise so these and others will be auctioned on 11th December. It should be quite a star-studded event with many … Continue reading
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Canary Wharf, then and now
When Canary Wharf was just a sparkle in Thatcher’s eye, Paul Cox was invited by Punch to draw its early stages. Now he’s gone back, and found the same vantage point. The DLR (seen on the bridge, left) had to … Continue reading
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Paul Cox and the Mary Rose
Paul Cox was commissioned by “Britain Magazine” to illustrate the Mary Rose shown in all its splendour at the time of its launch. Henry VIII was standing by, of course. We won’t go into what happened next.
Paul Cox and the Livery Companies
Just as one story about the Guildhall appears, so does another. Paul Cox has illustrated an article for Britain Magazine about some of the customs of the livery companies in the City of London. Here are Oxbridge traditions (top), and … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas to Everyone
Many thanks to everyone who we’ve worked with or whose company we’ve enjoyed this year. I hope Santa brings what you had in mind, and I hope 2016 turns out to be bountiful for us all. Paul Cox has always … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas
Many thanks to everyone and best wishes for Christmas. This is a Paul Cox Christmas card for Vanity Fair. May 2015 bring good fun and better politics for us all.
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Paul Cox work in HOI Sotheby’s Auction
Paul Cox was invited to add some illustrations to a first edition of Three Men in a Boat which was to be included in an auction of “extra-illustrated” first editions at Sotheby’s in London on 6th December 2014. The money raised … Continue reading
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10 x 10 Auction in The Shard
Paul Cox has taken part in a “London Drawing Day” arranged by 10 x 10 in association with the architectural and engineering charity currently raising funds to help people in the developing world. The results of that day which produced … Continue reading
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Paul Cox drawing live online
To celebrate the opening of the House of Illustration in King’s Cross (London) today, Paul Cox (left) was invited to draw the presenters of The Today Programme. They also interviewed Quentin Blake, Paul’s tutor at the RCA and the main … Continue reading
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