'Out of Line' Ralph Steadman exhibition set

Purchase the 'Out of Line' book, bag and notebook together and get a £5 discount.

Combo contains:

Out of Line: Ralph Steadman - A biography in 27 artworks

Artist, illustrator and writer Ralph Steadman has enjoyed a prolific 70-year career. In this TIN MAN ART publication, written to coincide with his 90th-birthday year and our landmark exhibition 'Ralph Steadman: Out of Line (Original Works 1961-2016)', Annunciata Elwes tells the whole story, from his early years producing humorous cartoons for newspapers in the 1950s and experimenting with his signature, through to pioneering Gonzo journalism with Hunter S. Thompson in 1970 and his observations of American life and British politics. 27 artworks provide linchpins in this small biography, with fascinating insights, such as why Johnny Depp's face is always in collage (he's too handsome to draw), what Steadman really thought of Maggie Thatcher, and the time he spent 18 months re-creating Da Vinci's The Last Supper on his bedroom wall. The book includes an Afterword from Sadie Williams, Steadman's daughter and director of the Ralph Steadman Art Collection.

Softcover 21 x 21 cm

'Out of Line' limited-edition tote bag

Limited-edition tote bag created for the 2026 TIN MAN ART exhibition 'Ralph Steadman: Out of Line (Original Works 1961-2016)'. One one side is the exhibition logo. On the other is a reproduction of the 1995 artwork Hunter on Acetate.

The portrait of Hunter S. Thompson, with his trademark hat and cigarette holder, was created by Steadman for a limited-edition print which has now long sold out. Nixon, of whom the Gonzo duo was not a fan, leers in the corner. The artwork is complete with acetate scratch marks and printer's ink.

10oz natural cotton tote bag with gusset. 

'Out of Line' A5 notebook

Limited-edition A5 stapled plain-paper notebook created for the 2026 TIN MAN ART exhibition 'Ralph Steadman: Out of Line (Original Works 1961-2016)'.

The cover (front and back) features Steadman's 1984 artwork Money Changers on the San Ysidro Boulevard, which illustrates a colourful collection of bureaux de change signs on the San Ysidro Boulevard, San Diego, just north of the Mexican border at Tijuana.

The exhibition logo is on the back.