British illustrator John Holcroft draws abuse. There is nothing to invent, the plots are abundantly poured by life itself. Everywhere you look, someone is abusing something. Children — sweets, streets — cars, fast food restaurants — carcinogens, housing and communal services — prices, women — traps, men — women…
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