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I am from Barcelona, and I just watched a documentary on you. You are such a great and a BIG artist!! I was amazed by the magic you have in your hand to draw in such a magnificient way. Thank you for showing the world that there was no wall that stopped you to do what you really wished to do. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2010.(Anna) READ ON...

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Stephen will be officially opening the new extension of his gallery on Thursday the 11th of March. The new addition will see the gallery nearly double its size and showcase his latest panorama.

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This picture depicting the London skyline in fine detail was drawn after just one flight over the city and purely from memory. Stephen Wiltshire, who was diagnosed with autism at the age of three, memorised the appearance and position of hundreds of London`s buildings in exact scale during a helicopter ride along the Thames. Over the next five days, the 33-year-old drew the seven-square mile panorama, including landmarks such as the Swiss Re tower, and Canary Wharf, on a 13ft curving canvas. (Daily Mail) READ ON...

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Andrew Hewson Another popular misconception is that autistic artistic savants solely draw buildings and objects and are not interested in depicting the human form - let alone creating caricatures. Stephen, and artists such as Roy Wenzel whose work was included in his "Not a camera" exhibition, have proved this theory wrong.

Stephen starting producing caricatures of his teachers at primary school, and has since then produced many caricature 'snap shots' documenting amusing incidents encountered on his trips abroad. These include affectionate images of those closest to him - his family, the HEWSONS and even Oliver Sacks.

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