Stephen Wiltshire is an autistic British painter

 

Stephen Wiltshire is an autistic British painter. Once he saw something, he got his world-famous reputation by painting it. Three years after he was born in London in 9, he suffered from autism. At the age of five, he was admitted to the Queensmill School, where he became attracted to painting. He painted the first animals and cars, but at the age of 7, he made a wonderful sketch of the iconic buildings of London and put them on the shelves.

 

Although he painted many things, he saw different cities of the world from helicopters, and he took himself to a different height in painting his exact picture. On a helicopter ride over the city of London, he painted details of the city's 8 square miles. In this picture, the symbol building, the road, the river was all clear and thorough. After delivering a similar 20-minute helicopter ride over New York City, he drew a 3-foot-long landscape, where the city had just exploded. After a helicopter ride over the city of Tokyo on May 25, he painted the largest landscape of life. He painted the landscape at 12.5 feet long in just 7 days. The city of Tokyo, as usual, is well-lit in this film. He painted many more famous cities in the world.

 

He painted the city of Rome so accurately that the columns of the ancient Roman temple Pantheon remained unchanged.

 

The following is a picture of his painted London city.