Makes a case for the social dimension of illustration, and is a valuable resource for any practitioner seeking to challenge institutional narratives, activate historical collections, and engage new audiences with their work

Design and Culture

As a presentation of current issues in the debate about the role of the artist/illustrator as provocateur in the heritage world, this is an excellent traveller's guide to an underexplored subject.

Julian Walker, Journal of Illustration

Accessibly written, Illustration and Heritage successfully raises critical propositions for the field, academics and students of illustration.

Ari Chand, Journal of Illustration

Will interest and inform those curious about the role and capacity of illustrators in heritage contexts, and the ways in which heritage inspires and stimulates illustration practice.

Grace Lees-Maffei, International Journal of Heritage Studies

This book is a contribution to the expanding field of illustration research that focusses on its position in heritage practice.

New Books Network

Takes an academic approach but is very readable, providing a wealth of information for both illustration experts and newcomers.

'Book of the Month', Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration