The World of Quentin Blake is the exhibition in the Diss Corn Hall Gallery from January 4 to February 2.
Quentin Blake is one of the world's favourite illustrators of children's books, known especially for his association with Roald Dahl; his mischievous characters have amused and charmed three generations.
Diss Corn Hall Gallery is holding an exhibition of Blake's first original etchings and lithographs, made to celebrate his 80th birthday.
This show is 'off the page' as none of the work comes from his book illustrations, but is entirely derived from the artist's imagination and experience. Based around three themes – Girl and Bird, Girl and Dog and Insects – this will be the first exhibition of the work following its launch by London's prestigious Marlborough Fine Art in December.
Entry is free and opening times are 11am-4pm, Monday-Saturday, with a lunchtime viewing on Sunday, January 6, 11am-3pm.
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