Glen Baxter

Glen Baxter, a British cartoonist celebrated for his absurdist and deadpan humor, has died at the age of 82. He was known for his distinctive style of drawings, often featuring cowboys, schoolgirls, and bizarre situations, accompanied by witty and nonsensical captions. Baxter's work was published in prominent newspapers and magazines, including 'Le Monde,' 'Vanity Fair,' and 'The New Yorker,' showcasing his international appeal and influence. He also created greeting cards. His death was announced on March 31st by Semiose, the French communication agency that represented him. Baxter's unique brand of humor and artistic style made him a significant figure in the world of cartooning, and his passing marks the loss of a distinctive voice in the art world.