Overview

Londoners, travellers and dreamers will all love this one-of-a-kind volume on the well-loved city of London. All the Buildings in London is the perfect addition to the thriving market for London gift books. With playful illustrations of London's iconic buildings — the Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and many more — as well as a tour of London house architecture, this is a standout book on this city.  Following the hugely popular All the Buildings in New York and All the Buildings in Sydney, All the Buildings in London is a charmingly illustrated journey to London, told through one-of-a-kind architectural drawings, one building at a time. It is a truly stunning tour of this beautiful, stylish city with history and stories to tell throug its architecture. A great gift for adults and children, and anyone within the commonwealth. 

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"""Hancock’s illustrations are really pleasing to the eye, deftly capturing various iconic buildings around the city, and often supplying fun trivia tidbits alongside. It’s a really enjoyable way to discover or revisit iconic landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, the Shard, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, and of course, Big Ben."" -TYPO-GRAPHICAL.COM ""For those who love to walk or bike, this book is a carry-along delight. Turn off Google Maps. Get lost in the book. Get found in the London you’ve never seen before. Hancock’s quirky, humorous, and artful travelogue is a journey through an illustrator’s wonderfully whacky mind.""   -NeenahPaperBlog.com I love the simple and stylized look that James has used for his drawings. . . [All the Buildings in London] is a wonderful book for sketchbook lovers. I hope to see more in the future."" -ParkaBlogs.com ""Hancock’s previous illustrative love letter to New York was so popular that the Australian artist elected to take his show across the pond — part Roald Dahl whimsy, part architectural study, Hancock’s offbeat style masterfully captures everything from Buckingham Palace to the London Eye. Impossible not to smile while reading."" —Inside Hook"

Hancock s illustrations are really pleasing to the eye, deftly capturing various iconic buildings around the city, and often supplying fun trivia tidbits alongside. It s a really enjoyable way to discover or revisit iconic landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, the Shard, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, and of course, Big Ben. -TYPO-GRAPHICAL.COM For those who love to walk or bike, thisbook is acarry-along delight. Turn off Google Maps. Get lost in the book. Get found in the London you ve never seen before. Hancock s quirky, humorous, and artful travelogue is a journey through anillustrator s wonderfully whacky mind. - NeenahPaperBlog.com

Hancock's illustrations are really pleasing to the eye, deftly capturing various iconic buildings around the city, and often supplying fun trivia tidbits alongside. It's a really enjoyable way to discover or revisit iconic landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, the Shard, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, and of course, Big Ben. -TYPO-GRAPHICAL.COM For those who love to walk or bike, this book is a carry-along delight. Turn off Google Maps. Get lost in the book. Get found in the London you've never seen before. Hancock's quirky, humorous, and artful travelogue is a journey through an illustrator's wonderfully whacky mind. -NeenahPaperBlog.com I love the simple and stylized look that James has used for his drawings. . . [All the Buildings in London] is a wonderful book for sketchbook lovers. I hope to see more in the future. -ParkaBlogs.com

Hancock s illustrations are really pleasing to the eye, deftly capturing various iconic buildings around the city, and often supplying fun trivia tidbits alongside. It s a really enjoyable way to discover or revisit iconic landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, the Shard, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, and of course, Big Ben. -TYPO-GRAPHICAL.COM For those who love to walk or bike, thisbook is acarry-along delight. Turn off Google Maps. Get lost in the book. Get found in the London you ve never seen before. Hancock s quirky, humorous, and artful travelogue is a journey through anillustrator s wonderfully whacky mind. - NeenahPaperBlog.com I love the simple and stylized look that James has used for his drawings. . . [ All the Buildings in London ] isa wonderful book for sketchbook lovers. I hope to see more in the future. - ParkaBlogs.com

Hancock s illustrations are really pleasing to the eye, deftly capturing various iconic buildings around the city, and often supplying fun trivia tidbits alongside. It s a really enjoyable way to discover or revisit iconic landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, the Shard, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, and of course, Big Ben. -TYPO-GRAPHICAL.COM

Author Information

James Gulliver Hancock is an artist and illustrator from Sydney, Australia. His work has been exhibited in galleries worldwide, and he has worked with a wide variety of high profile clients, including Coca-Cola, David Jones, Telstra, the New York Times, and Herman Miller Furniture. He is the author of All the Buildings of Sydney, The Bow Tie Book and All the Buildings in New York. He is represented by the Jacky Winter Group in Australia.

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