Geoffrey Scowcroft Fletcher

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Geoffrey Scowcroft Fletcher (1923-2004) was a prominent British artist and art critic, best known for his 1962 The London Nobody Knows.

[edit] Career

Geoffrey Fletcher worked for the Daily Telegraph from 1962 to 1990, a medium he used in order to promote his drawings and texts about London, focusing on such mondane sights as gas lamps, Edwardian tea rooms, cast iron lavatories and crumbling terraces. The term 'Geoffrey Fletcher London' is used to refer to his indiosyncratic descriptions. ^[1]

[edit] Bibliography

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• Town's eye view (1960)
• The London Nobody Knows (1962)
• Popular Art in England (1962)
• City Sights (1963)
• London Overlooked (1964)
• London's River (1965)
• Pearly Kingdom (1965)
• Elements of Sketching (1966)
• Down Among The Meths Men (1966)
• Offbeat In the City of London (1966)
• London's Pavement Pounders (1967)
• Sketch It In Colour (1967)
• Sketching In Colour (1968)
• Geoffrey Fletcher's London (1968)
• Changing London (1969)
• London After Dark (1969)
• Pocket Guide to Dickens' London (1969)
• London (1970)
• The London Dickens Knew (1970)
• London Souvenirs (1973)
• Paint it Yourself in Oils (1973)
• Italian Impressions (1974)
• Paint it in Watercolour (1974)
• Sketch it in Black and White (1975)
• Figure and Portrait Drawing (1978)
• Portraits of London (1978)
• London At My Feet (1980)
• Beginner's Guide to Painting, Drawing and Sketching (1982)
• London : A private View (1990)

[edit] References

1. ^ http://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/Corporation/leisure_heritage/libraries_archives_museums_galleries/guildhall_art_gallery/exhibition/past_exhibitions.htm#geoff
2. ^ http://parish.ashtead.org/people/gf.htm