O Glorious City: A Love Letter to San Francisco

by Jeremy Fish

Overview

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 architecture and 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.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781452156132
Publisher:	Chronicle Books LLC
Publication date:	06/06/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	208
File size:	19 MB
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About the Author

Jeremy Fish is a fine artist and commercial illustrator based in San Francisco. His work is exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, and his artwork has been featured in several solo monographs.

Editorial Reviews

There may not be an artist on Earth who embraces and embodies the fabric of San Francisco quite like Jeremy Fish. From his studio in North Beach, Fish has adopted a folkloric storytelling method that weaves the historic and unique.… Immersed in the skate and art cultures of SF for going on two decades, Fish embeds each black-and-white drawing with a signature ornate illustrative style that has made him an iconic artist.” —Juxtapoz

“There may not be an artist on Earth who embraces and embodies the fabric of San Francisco quite like Jeremy Fish. From his studio in North Beach, Fish has adopted a folkloric storytelling method that weaves the historic and unique.… Immersed in the skate and art cultures of SF for going on two decades, Fish embeds each black-and-white drawing with a signature ornate illustrative style that has made him an iconic artist.” —Juxtapoz

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