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Stephen I just wanted to take a moment of my day to comment on how absolutely brilliant I think you are. Just watching a viedo clip of you for a few moments has inspired my whole day! Keep up the good work! You are an inspiration to me. I am not an artist but I think people are beautiful from the inside out and you can just draw your beauty right onto that paper! Wow! Have a wonderful day!(Myrna) READ ON...

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My past and future exhibitions all around the world

Stephen officially opened the new extension of his gallery on Thursday the 11th of March. The exhibition space showcases selected new works including the last panorama in the series.

The Gallery will be open again tomorrow from 11:00

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Stephen Wiltshire (1974- ) was born mute and at the age of three diagnosed with autistic spectrum disorder. At age four, Stephen was sent to a special needs school in London where he expressed an interest in drawing and began to communicate through his art.(Shane Lavalette) READ ON...

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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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