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O Glorious City: A Love Letter to San Francisco (edición 2017)

por Jeremy Fish (Autor)

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O Glorious City is an exuberant love letter to San Francisco from Jeremy Fish, a beloved artist who enjoys a massive fan base for his edgy artwork. When Fish was invited to create 100 new works of art in honor of City Hall's 100th birthday, he moved his studio into a City Hall office to become the city's first-ever artist in residence. This celebratory book gathers all 100 pieces of artwork--each rendered in his signature whimsical style--featuring everything from the city's famous architectureand treasured local landmarks to portraits of colorful local residents in a gallery of "unofficial mayors." Together these images form an energetic, visual tour de force showcasing San Francisco's vivacious spirit and vibrant history.… (más)

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Miembro:	JonahandJax
Título:	O Glorious City: A Love Letter to San Francisco
Autores:	Jeremy Fish (Autor)
Información:	Chronicle Books (2017), 208 pages
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O Glorious City: A Love Letter to San Francisco por Jeremy Fish

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This book is a collection of the 100 pieces of artwork that Jeremy Fish was commissioned to create for the 100th birthday of San Francisco's City Hall. The art isn't completely to my personal taste, all stark black linework on white backgrounds, but I do think it's charming.

*I never received this book for the Early Reviewers program* (

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alliepascal | Dec 22, 2019 |

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This is a gorgeous coffee table book celebrating the art of San Francisco! I love the heavy dark green cover and gold foil illustration- quite striking! It reads like a tour of a very fun, hip art museum with black and white prints of the city's art paired with concise, informative descriptions. It's a great resource for art enthusiasts and would make a great gift! I certainly want to visit San Francisco now more than ever before! (

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JonahandJax | Aug 24, 2017 |

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This book starts off with a beautiful explanation of the author/Illustrator Jeremy fish and the project that led to this book. About how Jeremy fish was approached to create 100 drawings in 100 days to commemorate the city halls 100 year celebration.
This book has beautiful, simplistic sketches. All with the amazing theme of San Francisco. Many of the pictures have very simple perfectly planned explanations as well. A very good book for artists, travelers or anyone really! (

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LadyMegel | Aug 2, 2017 |

This book starts off with a beautiful explanation of the author/Illustrator Jeremy fish and the project that led to this book. About how Jeremy fish was approached to create 100 drawings in 100 days to commemorate the city halls 100-year celebration.
This book has beautiful, simplistic sketches. All with the amazing theme of San Francisco. Many of the pictures have very simple perfectly planned explanations as well. A very good book for artists, travelers or anyone really! (

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LadyMegel | Aug 2, 2017 |

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This is a fun book of images of San Francisco. There are a number of line drawings of the dome of its City Hall, some sitting as hats on some of its mayors. The author, who is the illustrator has a live connection with the government and its main building, and this book is a kind of paen to that love. But with a sense of humor, and with additions to photographs that humanize them in an almost cock-eyed way. (

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vpfluke | Jul 16, 2017 |

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O Glorious City is an exuberant love letter to San Francisco from Jeremy Fish, a beloved artist who enjoys a massive fan base for his edgy artwork. When Fish was invited to create 100 new works of art in honor of City Hall's 100th birthday, he moved his studio into a City Hall office to become the city's first-ever artist in residence. This celebratory book gathers all 100 pieces of artwork--each rendered in his signature whimsical style--featuring everything from the city's famous architectureand treasured local landmarks to portraits of colorful local residents in a gallery of "unofficial mayors." Together these images form an energetic, visual tour de force showcasing San Francisco's vivacious spirit and vibrant history.

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