London Deco

Author: Thibaud Herem Series: Leporello

Join architectural illustrator Thibaud Herem as on a journey through the streets of London to discover the capital's most intriguing, striking and elaborate art deco buildings

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Join architectural illustrator Thibaud Herem as on a journey through the streets of London to discover the capital's most intriguing, striking and elaborate art deco buildings

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Join architectural illustrator Thibaud Herem as on a journey through the streets of London to discover the capital’s most intriguing, striking and elaborate art deco buildings. From imposing Orwellian giants to the hidden jewels of the thirties, Herem takes us on a tour of London’s forgotten Deco landmarks in an art edition of giant proportions.

Each faithfully reproduced facade is accompanied on the reverse by a short passage on the building’s history. This 3 metre-long frieze details 11 of London’s most iconic art deco buildings including: The Hoover Factory, BBC Broadcasting House and Battersea Power Station.

London Deco was drawn in its entirety using a Rotring Rapidograph pen and is lovingly printed on 300gsm uncoated Munken paper stock. No digital processes were used in the creation of the artwork.

About the Author

Thibaud Herem is a French illustrator currently living and working in London. His work is characterised by his love of architectural facades and his fondness for pen and Indian ink. Today he is renowned for his intricately detailed, hand-drawn architectural illustrations.

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Join architectural illustrator Thibaud Herem as he leads us through the streets of London to discover some of the most striking, elaborate, and intriguing art deco buildings in the capital. From imposing, Orwellian giants to the hidden jewels of the thirties, Thibaud takes us on a tour of London's forgotten architectural masterpieces in an art edition of giant proportions. Thibaud Herem is a French illustrator currently living and working in London, England. He is renowned for his intricately detailed, hand-drawn architectural illustrations for clients such as the Conran Shop, "Esquire," and "Diplo" magazine.