The British Cartoon Archive

Cartoons of the death of Princess Diana

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A selection of cartoons showing how British cartoonists reacted to the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, on 31 August 1997. Images are also included that show the attitude of British cartoonists to Princess Diana before her death, and to the British Royal Family afterwards.

Cartoon item: 40062

Artist:

Bill Caldwell

Published:

Daily Star, 16 Jul 1981

Format:

Newspaper

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Reference number:

40062

Caption

"Let's see, if we go back far enough we ought to find a connection"

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Lady Diana's Family Tree
Adam
Eve
Family trees
Roots
Branches
Debretts
Enrico Caruso
Rudolph Valentino
Humphrey Bogart

People depicted

• Diana (1961-1997); Princess of Wales [Spencer, Lady Diana]

Archival reference number

40062

Copyright holder

Bill Caldwell

Copyright contact details

bc@billcaldwell.com