South bank central by Henderson Cisz

Just when you believed that this famous London landmark couldn’t be waxed illustratively about from any new perspective, along comes Henderson Cisz to prove us all wrong with his brand new Autumn 2014 release viewed hereabouts and entitled, ‘South Bank Central’. Looking toward the Palace of Westminster from a viewpoint adjacent to the flower sellers, the hugely popular contemporary cityscape artisan, Cisz continues to draw comparisons between London and New York’s most prominent architecture – and creatively seeks to challenge the widely-held misconception that hundreds of years separate the construction of some of these two cities most iconic landmarks – via his graphic synopsis, especially when describing why he’s settled on this subject matter.

Away from the historical facts and figures what we have here is a striking and evocative boxed canvas iteration, which comes complete with Cisz’s much sought after moniker about its surface area, and is offered up on this seasonal occasion as a strictly limited edition rendition from launch. Which means that demand is forecast to be high (as is normally the case when the award-winning Cisz reveals a new piece), and predicted to outstrip actual supply of the 195-run only mini-series. With this in mind we’d urge fans and collectors of Cisz to waste no time in securing an example of this hallmark visualization of one of the world’s most pictured panoramas.