Gordon Minhinnick
Sir Gordon Edward George Minhinnick
He was born at
In the
Career
Grant (1987) describes Minhinnick as "pre-eminent among New Zealand cartoonists. His work for the country's largest newspaper was widely syndicated and of a consistently high standard; witty rather than barbed, and with a feel for caricature that gave the cartoons an added dimension".
Minhinnick illustrated several popular New Zealand books ("Murphy's Moa",[4] "From N to Z",[5] "Trout at Taupo",[6] "Four Seasons of Country Diary" [7]), and he regularly published collections of his work (such as "The Minhinnick annual",[8] "Min's Sauce" [9] to "Just a Min"[10]).
Death
Minhinnick was buried at Purewa Cemetery in the Auckland suburb of Meadowbank.[11]
References
- ^ "No. 38931". The London Gazette (3rd supplement). 8 June 1950. p. 2814.
- ^ "No. 46921". The London Gazette (3rd supplement). 12 June 1976. p. 8055.
- ISBN 0-908610-72-6
- ^ Pat Lawlor: "Murphy’s moa and other Xmas sketches", illustrated by Gordon Minhinnick and Fred Alexander, Simpson & Williams - Christchurch, N.Z., 1936.
- ^ C.V. Smith: "From N to Z - a humorous survey of New Zealand", illustrated by G.E. Minhinnick, Hicks Smith & Wright, 1947.
- ^ O.S. Hintz: "Trout at Taupo", illustrated by G.E. Minhinnick, Max Reinhardt - London, 1964.
- ISBN 0-589-01401-3
- ^ G.E. Minhinnick: "The Minhinnick annual : a selection of cartoons from the New Zealand herald and the Auckland weekly news, by Minhinnick", Wilson & Horton - Auckland, N.Z., 1933.
- ^ G.E. Minhinnick: "Min’s sauce : cartoons from the N.Z. Herald 1970-1976, by Minhinnick", Wilson & Horton - Auckland, N.Z., 1976
- ISBN 0-86864-065-4
- ^ "Notable graves". Purewa Trust Board. Retrieved 15 February 2021.
External links
- Biography at Te Ara/Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
- Essay at Dictionary of New Zealand Biography (Retrieved 7 Oct 2008)
- New Zealand Cartoon Archive - "Better not interfere, old boy - he might lose his temper!", Gordon Minhinnick, New Zealand Herald, 7 January 1964
- Search for images relating to Gordon Minhinnick on DigitalNZ