A Panorama of London (original version) giclee print Penge

A Panorama of London (original version) giclee print PengeThis panoramic drawing of London was inspired by historic panoramas of the city by 17th century artists including Hollar, Visscher, Wyngaerde and others. It is based on the view looking west, north and east from the public viewing platform on the 69th floor of the Shard Tower, 800ft above ground level. The composition is based on photographs taken by Mike during a visit to the viewing gallery in spring 2013 and was drawn freehand with a fine line pen

with various churches by this name having stood on this site since possibly the 1st century AD

estaciones del Metro

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All names on the map are written in Catalan

digitally-rendered design inspired by vintage maps

Todas las calles y avenidas

The design features a simple decoration scheme with notable landmarks (pinpointed with numbered circles on the map) listed alphanumerically to one side

housed in Morris’s childhood home

where he witnessed the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War

with numbered locations linked to a legend

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flanking the sides are shields representing the Ladbroke