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During the night, between 3rd and 4th September 1946, things were stirring in the basement of the internal medicine department, at the university hospital of Lund, Southern Sweden. A 47-year-old man had been admitted for treatment. His main problem was uraemia (urea in the blood), but he was also suffering from silicosis (a lung disorder), complicated by pneumonia.
The post Nils Alwall: The quiet, unassuming Swede appeared first on OUPblog.
A preparatory sketch for the
Japanese album.
Procreate on iPad. Click to enlarge. 
The newest page from my upcoming
Memoirs.
Paper53 on iPad. Click to enlarge.
Two more pages from my upcoming
Memoirs.
Paper53 on iPad. Click to enlarge.
Two new pages for my forthcoming
Memoirs.
Paper53 on iPad. Click to enlarge.
Ah, the strains of Pfitzner's Third Thigh Concerto still bring a tear to my eye...
Paper53 on iPad. Click to enlarge.
When I'm stuck for something to do, I tend to design ships.
Pencil 19cm x 14cm. Click to enlarge.
All self-explanatory, I trust.
Paper53 on iPad. Click to enlarge.
I experienced a "madelaine moment" when I found this ancient yellowed cutting from the glory days of Radio Times (when it was the largest circulation magazine in the UK). It features my illustration of bizarre objects for a typically genteel BBC quiz show. The pleasure of drawing this came flooding back. Note that they were showing one of my
favourite films from childhood.
Click to enlarge.
Tiny alien mind reading probes as described by a Spanish child from dreams collected by Roger Omar.
Gouache A3 size. Click to enlarge.
I dreamed that I was stuck on Salisbury Plain.
Gouache and pencil 25cm x 43cm. Click to enlarge.
Drew this over morning coffee:
In the afternoon I went to the
Bruce Lacey exhibition. Later, still under his influence, I drank tea and painted this:
We're all waiting for the inevitable.
Lino cut on grey paper with white gouache highlights. 26cm x 26cm. Click to enlarge.
Remember kids, wisdom is not the accumulation of knowledge.
Pen and ink with watercolour and gouache. A4 size. Click to enlarge.
After a lifetime of navel-gazing, I'm still no further on.
Pen and ink with watercolour and gouache. A4 size. Click to enlarge.
I'm seriously aiming at the Cessation of Thought.
Ink, gouache and watercolour. A4 size. Click to enlarge.
Today is
Lionel's birthday, henceforth to be known as
"Lion Day." A previous effort
hereBoth images gouache,ink and watercolour. A4 size. Click to enlarge. Sold
The day the kinema arrived in my remote village.
Ink, gouache, watercolour on sugar paper. A4 size. Click to enlarge.
I drew this a million years ago for
Management Today magazine.
Pen and ink 12cm x 34cm. Click to enlarge.
I think I thought this thought.
Pen and ink with digital colour. 10cm x 8cm. Click to enlarge.
I built a functioning quantum computer inside a flake of dandruff. I'm still struggling with the decoherence though.
Pen and ink with watercolour. A3 size. Click to enlarge.
I'm currently reading
The Anatomy of Melancholy by Robert Burton. Still as fresh as the day it was published some four centuries ago.
Pen and ink with watercolour 18cm x 26cm. Click to enlarge.
I can't wait until I get my hands of your memoirs, I guess you have all the big publishing houses fighting over it?