
The Aunt Is Not For Sale
Colour-drenched walls, mismatched antiques, wallpapered ceilings and curious collections have returned to fashion under the banner of the "Eccentric Aunt."…

Colour-drenched walls, mismatched antiques, wallpapered ceilings and curious collections have returned to fashion under the banner of the "Eccentric Aunt."…

When Meg Avon married the River Avon in 2023, many dismissed it as performance art. Three years later, after becoming…

In the 1960s, John Blythe recalled growing up in the Eccentric Club founded by his grandfather, Jack Harrison. Half a…

He played every wide boy, tipster, black-marketeer and fast-talking chancer that the British cinema of the rationed years required —…

More Artworks by Colin Shaddick

Beyond our own club, the flame of eccentricity burns bright across the capital and the Home Counties. So here is…

Long before Downing Street acquired its latest occupant, Britain had entrusted its fortunes to an extraordinary procession of tree-fellers, tricyclists,…

More eccentric drawings by Colin Shaddick

From a vicar who dressed as a mermaid, preached with nine cats in church and created what became the modern…

Set within the quiet rooms of an ancestral Irish country house, this contemplative piece explores memory, landscape, inheritance and identity.

A series of light-hearted, whimsical images about Sid, a character invented by Colin Shaddick.

A personal recollection of representing The Eccentric Club in Devon by our member Colin Shaddick, who won one of The…

A short history of The Eccentric - its editors, its publishers, and why, after more than fifty years and three…

I’ve always loved sketching. Much of my childhood was spent doing just that.

Wes Anderson had The Royal Tenenbaums . The Eccentric Club knew the Charigs — meet a court jeweller dozing under…