Quentin Blake - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • D. Martin, 'Quentin Blake', in Douglas Martin, The Telling Line Essays On Fifteen Contemporary Book Illustrators (1989), p.243-263
  • Quentin Blake, 'Research from an illustrator's point of view', in Research in Illustration: Conference Proceedings Part II (Brighton Polytechnic) (1981), p.25-61

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