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The Great Stink: How Joseph Bazalgette Solved London’s Poop Pollution Problem by & is brilliant!

Learned so much about cholera breakouts, the London sewer system, & how a guy named Joe saved the day. The skeleton illustrations were so cool! 💀

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2021-09-06

Spent a lovely nights in the company of Graham Humphreys and friends at the opening of his art gallery display at London’s Orbital Comics. Much booze was quaffed.
Get along to see the original paintings in person for the next week.

I will be spending most of today asleep.

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2021-09-04

A new space for https://t.co/PF4DBBbSwB
A derelict waterworks site in London’s Clerkenwell will become the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration, the world’s largest public arts space dedicated to ‘art with a job to do’. By Clare Walters

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2021-08-10

Born Dora Meeson Australian established self in Chelsea & became member of extensive circle of Australian expatriate artists Elected member of London’s Royal Institute of Oil Painters Member of Artists’ Suffrage League

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2021-08-07

Architect Richard Tremeer created this sketch design for the marketing suite of a large residential-led mixed-use development located at Royal Wharf on London’s River Thames east of Canary Wharf.

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2021-07-31

DixonBaxi’s place branding for Canada Water aims to help it become London’s “new town centre” https://t.co/pMAygfdzvJ

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2021-07-14

Working on designing London’s older daughter, Tabby. I have like a exact image of what she looks like in my head and this is very very close. I wanted her to look like one of those ombré hair and rose gold phone case with her name on it type girls.

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2021-07-05

I need to draw London’s older daughter bc she’s rly important in his story too but I haven’t designed her yet. She’s one of those yellow colored Dalmatians with the rly light spots & her name is Tabby & shes 18. His other daughter is named Halliday and she’s just a babey

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2021-07-01

Maneuvering London’s Streets in the - Maneuvering London’s streets in the Regency Era was a nightmare and, at points, nearly impossible to traverse. Part of the issue had to ... https://t.co/EkSwFlel36

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2021-07-01

Review of the book by via here: https://t.co/D7NpfStQSW🚘

Browne's reimagining of London’s Fitzrovia, as mentioned in the review

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2021-06-23

Day 22 of

Celebrate your green city! Did you know that...

🌼 Roughly 47% of Greater London is green space?

🌳 London’s urban forest and woodland covers around 21% of Greater London?

🐝 20% of London is designated as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation?

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2021-06-22

Get ready for an exciting and thrilling time with "John Sinclair: Demon Hunter" Vol. 3 Parts 1 and 2 on J-Novel Club! When a cult threatens to upheave London’s underworld, Sinclair has to prevent the Black Dragon from rising in more ways than one. 🐲 https://t.co/OmngjuaJTr

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2021-06-09

Died 30May1894, Laura Bell was a courtesan who bewitched the Nepalese Prime Minister and then later became an evangelist and worked w/William Gladstone to save London’s prostitutes. https://t.co/aJyZVDRNeq

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2021-05-30

Yesterday was Day 1 of London’s museums and galleries re-opening so it was a real pleasure to visit for Dubuffet’s exhibition. Super!

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2021-05-18

I’ve written and illustrated a walk through London’s
for Globetrotter, our travellers guide to the world’s great cities, highlighting some of my favourite exhibits as I go

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2021-05-17

Last week at Broken Frontier... V for Vendetta: Behind the Mask – Alan Moore and David Lloyd’s Comics Classic is in the Spotlight in the Latest Exhibition at London’s . https://t.co/EnBrFsqrqf

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2021-05-17

London’s have reidentified its first ever Nicolas Poussin acquisition, long believed to be a copy, as an original!

The Triumph of Silenus (ca. 1637) will feature in the upcoming exhibition “Poussin and Dance”, set to open in October.

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2021-05-03

He exhibited regularly in one man shows from 1949-56. The Entombment (nd), Landscape near Kingston, Jamaica (1950), Horseguards in their Dressing Rooms at Whitehall (1953) & London’s River (1951)

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2021-04-24

'Ambleside,' (1786) is a particularly good example of Francis Towne's very flat, economical, ‘modern’ watercolours. He was rejected by the Royal Academy 11 times for membership but despite this successfully lived and worked outside of London’s influence.

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2021-04-15

Beddington Farmlands 2. Mixed media on large canvas.

Completed second semi abstract of lands on the . A new nature reserve in London’s with
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2021-04-04