Mark Lynch b. 1951

  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Contemporary Sydney magazine cartoonist and restaurateur. An extremely prolific cartoonist whose cartoons are distinguished by their wit and relevance.
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Citations

  • Lynch, Mark (1986), 'Can’t You Bastards Read? : Everything you never wanted to know about nuclear warfare’, St Kilda West, Vic : Orin Books.

  • Lynch, Mark (1987), 'Just Another Bicentenary : an irreverent look at Australia’s first [sic] 200 years’, St Kilda, Vic : Orin Books (with foreword by Manning Clark).

  • Lynch, Mark (1990), 'How Green Is My Planet?’, St Kilda, Vic : Orin Books, 1990 (reprint 1998).

  • Lynch, Mark; with Hayson, Latife; and Tiver, Lisa (1997), 'Mobile madness: a guide to mobile phone etiquette’, Frenchs Forest, NSW : New Holland.

  • (1986), 'Australian Black and White Artists Club book of originals’, Sydney, NSW : Australian Black and White Artists Club / Art Gallery of New South Wales (178.1988.1-102).

  • (1999), website www.jadeweb.com.au/sites/cartoonsaplenty/about/html.

  • 'PICMAN’, Sydney, NSW : State Library of New South Wales.

  • Lindesay, Vane (1994), 'Drawing from life : a history of the Australian Black and White Artists’ Club’, Sydney, NSW : State Library of New South Wales Press.

See also

  • 'Face drawn inside a jar on the back of his 1987 book'.
  • 'Self-portrait in 'Australia's magnificent cartoonists', Bulletin 12 November 1985, p.100'.

Initial data sources

  • Black and white artists

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