Stephen Wiltshire's American Dream by Margaret Hewson

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Stephen Wiltshire's American Dream by Margaret Hewson

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Summary

Stephen Wiltshire, the 17-year-old autistic artist, made three visits to the United States. He visited Chicago, Washington, San Fransisco, Los Angeles, the Grand Canyon and New York which contained everything he adores about America and which elicited some of Stephen's work collected in this book.

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Stephen Wiltshire's American Dream by Margaret Hewson

Stephen Wiltshire, the 17-year-old autistic artist of memory drawings, made three visits to the United States which he regards as his spiritual home. He visited Chicago, the birthplace of the skyscraper, and Washington. The second trip was to San Fransisco, Los Angeles (where Stephen can act out his own celluloid fantasies) and a visit to the Grand Canyon. Finally, he visited New York which contains everything he adores about America - skyscrapers, yellow cabs, police-sirens, hamburgers and pretty girls - and which has elicited some of Stephen's work collected in this book.

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ISBN 13 9780718136994
ISBN 10 0718136993
Title Stephen Wiltshire's American Dream
Author Margaret Hewson
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Penguin Books Ltd
Year published 1993-04-29
Number of pages 144
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.

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