
Robert Seymour was an English illustrator and caricaturist, best known for his work in the early 19th century. He gained prominence for his illustrations in the popular serialized fiction of his time, particularly for his collaboration with Charles Dickens on the first edition of "The Pickwick Papers." Seymour's lively and humorous illustrations played a crucial role in bringing Dickens's characters to life, contributing significantly to the book's success and establishing a new standard for illustrated literature. His unique style combined caricature with a keen sense of social commentary, making his work both entertaining and reflective of the era's cultural landscape. Despite his early death, Seymour's influence on the art of illustration and the development of comic narratives in literature was profound. His ability to capture the essence of Victorian society through his drawings paved the way for future illustrators and graphic artists. Seymour's legacy endures not only through his own works but also through the lasting impact he had on the literary world, particularly in the realm of illustrated novels, where visual storytelling became an integral part of the reading experience.
“When first we met we did not guess that Love would prove so hard a master.””
“But then, she wonders,just what kind of man would ever give her the courage to marry at all- to overcome that dreadful fear of death that seemed always to accompany the very thought of love? It was illogical, idiotic and childish. And yet the child was with her always; and always she would be afraid unless someone could place a light down there inside that dark and chilly heart of hers and chase all the ghosts away - the ghosts of Katherine Howard, of Jane Seymour and, not least, that of her own poor mother. They accompanied her always, those spirits - especially at this kind of time, a time of being alone, of being feminine and reflective. They would all gather round to whisper in her ear and warn her - so that even as she looks up once more into her mirror she almost expects to see them there, ranged behind her shoulders, their faces full of concern and anxiety. Never trust them - never trust the men, for they will betray you always the moment you surrender to them!””
“El misil antimisil Patriot, del que se hizo tanta publicidad, según dijo la Oficina General de Contabilidad, destruyó sólo el 40 por ciento de los misiles Scud que tenían como objetivo Israel y el 70 por ciento de los que dispararon contra Arabia Saudí. De hecho, tal como revelaría Seymour Hersh,11 esa bendición para el periodismo, la fuerza aérea israelí afirmó en un informe que «no hay pruebas claras de ninguna interceptación realizada con éxito» de un Scud iraquí gracias a un Patriot sobre Israel.””
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