Name: Sloane Square, Looking South
Brand: Adam Dant
SKU: AR-00028349
Price: 875.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.89 (995 reviews)

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Type: Limited Edition
Medium: Prints > Lithograph
Style: Illustrative
Subject: Maps > London
Year: 1967
Edition: of 50
Size: 76.0 x 112.0 cm
Ready to hang: No
Frame: No
Signed: Yes
Materials: Hand-tinted lithograph on 300 gsm Somerset satin paper
Shipping: Ships from United Kingdom

76.0 x 112.0 cm

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Sloane Square, Looking South

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Edition of 5076.0 x 112.0 cm?

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Adam Dant

London-based artist Adam Dant creates intricate map prints that form observant imaginings of city life. His figurative style dives into the many scenes that make up a city, from comical happenings and historical features, to political commentaries. Each of Adam’s pieces are formed of pen and ink drawings, allowing him to compose wonderfully detailed scenes and narratives. Adam’s wry tone and perceptive approach has led to him being hailed as the modern day William Hogarth.

Adam Dant’s Early Life and Recognition

Adam was born in Cambridge in 1967, and from the young age of 6, he became fascinated in maps and their ability to tell stories. Dant studied Graphic Design at Liverpool University before completing an MA in Printmaking from The Royal College of Art. Nowadays, Adam is based in east London, which acts as a constant inspiration to Adam’s art. In 2002, Adam won the Jerwood Drawing Prize and in 2015 he was named Election Artist by the UK House of Commons. Adam’s illustrative style is recognised internationally, and has been exhibited at MoMA, Tate Britain and The Museum of London, to name a few.

Adam and London’s East End

In 2018, Adam held an exhibition called A Journey to the Heart of East London in Bethnal Green. Showcasing Adam’s cartography that was included in his book, Maps of London and Beyond, the exhibition provided an in-depth and intricate representation of east London’s history. Depicting everything from the city’s lost streets to recently opened coffee shops, Adam’s prints combine the past with the present to form a fully formed impression of the city’s character.

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