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Gerald Scarfe's caricatures of Margaret Thatcher, published in the Sunday Times from the late 1970s, depicted her with exaggerated fangs and iron features in savage satirical style.
Gerald Scarfe's caricature of Boris Johnson employs the British artist's signature grotesque distortion, refined across decades of political satire for the Sunday Times.
Gerald Scarfe produced caustic caricatures of Richard Nixon during the Watergate era, contributing a British perspective to transatlantic satirical coverage of the scandal.
Gerald Scarfe caricatured Tony Blair during his 1997–2007 premiership, frequently emphasizing his wide grin and his perceived subservience to George W. Bush over the Iraq War.
Gerald Scarfe's grotesque caricatures of Harold Wilson, UK Prime Minister in the 1960s and 1970s, helped define British political satire's shift toward visceral visual aggression.
