Hospitals

The Nightingale Project commissioned Quentin to produce a mural of drawings for a ward at St Bernard's Hospital in London in 2014. He duly provided 16 lively drawings showing some of the activities for patients at the hospital.

A series of 15 drawings produced in 2015 for an end-of-life care room for parents and families to spend quiet time in together.

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A series of 15 drawings produced in 2015 for an end-of-life care room for parents and families to spend quiet time in together.

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A series of 15 drawings produced in 2015 for an end-of-life care room for parents and families to spend quiet time in together.

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A series of 15 drawings produced in 2015 for an end-of-life care room for parents and families to spend quiet time in together.

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One from a series of 10 drawings produced in 2014 for the corridors of the Dragon Centre, which treats children and young people in South London.

A series of 10 drawings produced in 2014 for the corridors of the Dragon Centre, which treats children and young people in South London.

The Nightingale Project commissioned Quentin to produce a mural of drawings for a ward at St Bernard's Hospital in London in 2014. He duly provided 16 lively drawings showing some of the activities for patients at the hospital.

The Nightingale Project commissioned Quentin to produce a mural of drawings for a ward at St Bernard's Hospital in London in 2014. He duly provided 16 lively drawings showing some of the activities for patients at the hospital.

Quentin Blake was commissioned in 2009-10 by the University Hospital in Angers to produce over 40 artworks for use throughout the new maternity unit (which opened in 2011). In 2012 he produced a further 9 works for the corridor connecting the main maternity unit with the neonatal ward.

Quentin Blake was commissioned in 2009-10 by the University Hospital in Angers to produce over 40 artworks for use throughout the new maternity unit (which opened in 2011). This included works for the 'bathrooms' (birth pools) attached to the delivery suite.

Quentin Blake was commissioned in 2009-10 by the University Hospital in Angers to produce over 40 artworks for use throughout the new maternity unit (which opened in 2011). This included work for the intensive care ward, where fathers were featured alongside mothers and newborn babies.

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Quentin Blake was commissioned in 2009-10 by the University Hospital in Angers to produce over 40 artworks for use throughout the new maternity unit (which opened in 2011). This included several works for the waiting room for nervous fathers.

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Quentin Blake was commissioned in 2009-10 by the University Hospital in Angers to produce over 40 artworks for use throughout the new maternity unit (which opened in 2011). This included works for quiet rooms.

Quentin Blake was commissioned in 2009-10 by the University Hospital in Angers to produce over 40 artworks for use throughout the new maternity unit (which opened in 2011). This artwork was one of 6 used on the glass facade at the front of the building.

One of a series of over 40 drawings, commissioned by The Nightingale Project in 2010-2011 for a residential unit caring for adults and young people with eating disorders. Work from the series featured in the touring exhibition Quentin Blake: As Large as Life, which toured the UK in 2012-2014.

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One of a series of over 40 drawings, commissioned by The Nightingale Project in 2010-2011 for a residential unit caring for adults and young people with eating disorders. Work from the series featured in the touring exhibition Quentin Blake: As Large as Life, which toured the UK in 2012-2014.

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One of a series of over 40 drawings, commissioned by The Nightingale Project in 2010-2011 for a residential unit caring for adults and young people with eating disorders. Work from the series featured in the touring exhibition Quentin Blake: As Large as Life, which toured the UK in 2012-2014.

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One of a series of over 40 drawings, commissioned by The Nightingale Project in 2010-2011 for a residential unit caring for adults and young people with eating disorders. Work from the series featured in the touring exhibition Quentin Blake: As Large as Life, which toured the UK in 2012-2014.

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One of a series of over 40 drawings, commissioned by The Nightingale Project in 2010-2011 for a residential unit caring for adults and young people with eating disorders. Work from the series featured in the touring exhibition Quentin Blake: As Large as Life, which toured the UK in 2012-2014.

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One of a series of over 40 drawings, commissioned by The Nightingale Project in 2010-2011 for a residential unit caring for adults and young people with eating disorders. Work from the series featured in the touring exhibition Quentin Blake: As Large as Life, which toured the UK in 2012-2014.

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Commissioned by doctors at Scarborough Hospital in 2009, this series of 9 maternity drawings went on to form the basis of Quentin's much larger body of work for a new maternity unit in Angers, France. These maternity drawings featured as prints in the touring exhibition Quentin Blake: As Large as Life, which toured the UK 2012-2014.

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Commissioned by doctors at Scarborough Hospital in 2009, this series of 9 maternity drawings went on to form the basis of Quentin's much larger body of work for a new maternity unit in Angers, France. These maternity drawings featured as prints in the touring exhibition Quentin Blake: As Large as Life, which toured the UK 2012-2014.

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One from a series of 16 drawings showing everyday life happening underwater. Commissioned by The Nightingale Project in 2009 for an adults mental health ward. Quentin Blake's original drawings are in black & white (an ink outline with grey watercolour wash) which was digitally altered at printing to add colour.