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I saw the documentary yesterday evening on Belgian television....normally I dont watch these kind of programs but what I saw there I experienced it breathtaking. The story of your life (until now) becoming a great artist. Amazing. Never saw something like that. In Belgium we have Rubens, in Italy they have Da Vinci. Be sure in England they have someone equal to them now. Stephen, you are extremely talented. Dont waste it... Good luck.(Walter) READ ON...

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My past and future exhibitions all around the world

Following its centenary celebration at the Ritz Hotel The Institution of Structural Engineers launched a vote on the favourite structure on Stephen`s cityscape.

The Gallery will be open again tomorrow from 10:00

ITV London Tonight

One of the most memorable British documentaries of 1980s was the story of a mute autistic boy who could with just one quick viewing memorise a city skyline and recreate it on canvas down to the most minute detail. Now the UK`s channel FIVE is revisiting the adult Stephen Wiltshire.(FirstScience.tv) READ ON...

Rome Documentary

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Stephen has completed yet an other mindblowing challenge as he produced an astonishing panoramic memory drawing of Rome in June 2005. As a part of the challenge he was taken for a short helicopter ride where he memorized the old city from bird's eye view. Stephen was amazed by the city of Vatican and later on he viewed the Trevi Fountain, the Piazza Venezia and the ruins of the ancient Rome.

He spent just over two days to complete his unique view of Rome on paper. Stephen has proved again that his artistic and extraordinary abilities have no limits.

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