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Hi Stephen, I have only just seen your work for the first time in school today. And as soon as I saw it I fell in love with it. I also am my class artist. We tried to do our own city landscape, but its no way near as good as yours. We didnt do any city really we just did are own made up city and joined them all up together. Its coming along alright but theres two suns and lots of different times on the clocks that are on the buildings. From Conor, age 10(Conor) READ ON...

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My past and future exhibitions all around the world

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.

The Gallery will open at 10:00 today. Pop In!

Extraordinary People - Part 1

In the Winter 07 issue of TNAC, we spent 15 minutes with Stephen Wiltshire. Stephen lives an amazing life. He is fascinated by buildings, and passionate about drawing them. He can draw any building exactly as it is. And his drawings of entire cities of buildings are equally precise. He looks over city skylines from the tops of skyscrapers, or goes on helicopter rides over cities, and then goes back to his studio and draws them — from memory.(The Next American City) READ ON...

Rome Documentary

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Stephen has completed yet another mindblowing challenge, as he produced an astonishing panoramic memory drawing of Rome. During his 30 minute helicopter ride, Stephen insisted on flying over the Vatican again and again as he was amazed by Saint Peter's Cathedral. So it was not a coincidence that Stephen captured the Vatican City in the greatest of detail.

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