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I am a New Yorker and I was so impressed when I saw your panoramic sketch of NYC. You have given me hope for my 6 year old grandson who has autism. I will be in London over the holidays and was looking forward to visiting your gallery, unfortunately your gallery will be closed the same days I will be visiting. Just wanted to let you know that you are a light to the world and you are giving people with autism and their families hope. (Joanne) READ ON...

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Return of the Genius Artist

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 be open again tomorrow from 10:00

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...artists who have pledged work to SpectrumArt 2009, the charity`s art auction, include Damien Hirst, Stella Vine, Jack Vettriano, the photographer Rankin, and autistic artist Stephen Wiltshire(Third Sector) 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 in June 2005. As a part of the challenge, he was taken for a short helicopter ride where he memorised the old city from bird's eye view. Stephen was amazed by the Vatican and later on he viewed the Trevi Fountain, the Piazza Venezia and the ruins of ancient Rome.

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

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