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Description for Tate to Tate
Paperback.
"Tate to Tate" is a book like no other you have ever seen. Concertina-bound, it shows a group of people walking east along the South Bank. Brightly coloured, brilliantly drawn by artist Tommy Penton, they are a diverse group, of all races and ages, and as you follow their progress from spread to spread you start to notice cunning details and the beginning of a story...Behind them, in the foreground, are Lambeth, Hungerford, Blackfriars and Southwark Bridges, and the London Eye - and across the Thames a magnificent panorama of the buildings on the North Bank: Tate Britain, the Palace ... Read more
"Tate to Tate" is a book like no other you have ever seen. Concertina-bound, it shows a group of people walking east along the South Bank. Brightly coloured, brilliantly drawn by artist Tommy Penton, they are a diverse group, of all races and ages, and as you follow their progress from spread to spread you start to notice cunning details and the beginning of a story...Behind them, in the foreground, are Lambeth, Hungerford, Blackfriars and Southwark Bridges, and the London Eye - and across the Thames a magnificent panorama of the buildings on the North Bank: Tate Britain, the Palace ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2008
Publisher
Vintage United Kingdom
Number of pages
192
Condition
New
Number of Pages
192
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780224085151
SKU
V9780224085151
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 7 to 11 working days
Ref
99-2
About Tommy Penton
Tommy Penton is an illustrator and artist who has exhibited in London, San Francisco and Sydney. He lives in London.
Reviews for Tate to Tate
"Great inspiration for a break in London" The Times "[An] intricate, joyful series of colourful line drawings [that] feature myriad oddities and eccentric characters" Metro "A series of illustrations, a kind of guide book, a visual reference for London architecture and a walk along the city's South Bank... There is nothing quite like it" Glasgow Herald