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Stephen Wiltshire 1974 London Stephen Wiltshire was born in London in 1974. When he was 13 he was introduced by Sir Hugh Casson, Chairman of the Royal Academy of Arts, as “the best child artist of Great Britain”, inside the BBC’s QED programme on autistic figures who were endowed with special talents in art, music and mathematics. He studied at the City & Guilds London Art College as the first young autistic person accepted in an art school. As a form of recognition from the media of the importance of his work, from psychologists of his ability and his genius, numerous studies that marked a precocious success were dedicated to him. Having an extraordinary photographic memory, the artist is able to reproduce on very large canvases urban landscapes respecting the details, the positions and the proportions of buildings, parks and streets; often reversing perspectives which, viewed from a helicopter, return to be three-dimensional. The views of Tokyo, Frankfurt, Hong Kong and Rome are just an example. In 2006, Queen Elizabeth II nominated him Member of the British Empire Order, as recognition for the services rendered for art. Stephen Wiltshire works with pen and ink and, more rarely, with oil colours on canvas. He paints glimpses of the landscapes of cities he visited or, alternatively, his great passion which are cars. Colour is rare in his works, mostly just a splash of pastel to outline the contours of a specific object.
LONDON TRANSPORT BUS (ROUTEMASTER), 2005 150mm x 210mm (A5), signed with authenticity Wiltshire Gallery London CONTEMPORARY ART STEPHEN WILTSHIRE FRITH STREET, Soho 2008 297mm x 210mm (A4), signed with authenticity Wiltshire Gallery London SOLD
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SOLD AVANT-GARDE ART MARC CHAGALL
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SOLD AVANT-GARDE ART RENATO GUTTUSO
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Page 31 and 32: IDEA OF THE MIRACLE 1970 Acquaforte
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Page 49 and 50: PIAZZA BLUES 2004 Lithograph, 950mm
Page 51 and 52: Francis Bacon Enrico Baj Javacheff
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Page 57 and 58: CONTEMPORARY ART JAVACHEFF CHRISTO
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Page 69 and 70: Oil on canvas, 980mm x 1300mm, sign
Page 71 and 72: Watercolour, 750mm x 550mm, signed
Page 73 and 74: SOLD CONTEMPORARY ART SELIM ABDULLA
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Page 81 and 82: SUMMER Varies xylographs, various s
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Page 87 and 88: Massimo Cavalli 1930 Locarno Massim
Page 89 and 90: Emilio Rissone 1933 Lugano Born in
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