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• December 17, 2014
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Stefan Bleekrode is a talented artist with an impressive memory.

The Dutch artist draws incredibly detailed cityscapes solely from memory after spending a limited amount of time in a given city.

He has done impeccable drawings of Paris, New York, Naples and Prague, just to name a few.

The drawings aren’t direct recreations of the cities, but rather impressionistic renderings. Still, they’re pretty close to the actual locations.

It can take Bleekrode up to six months on a given drawing, but the finished product is worth it. The drawings are gorgeous and really evoke the personality of the portrayed city.

Check out some of Bleekrode’s work below.

London Bridge and the Shard:

A Roman square:

The artist at work:

A combination of New York, Paris and London:

Prague:

New York City:

Naples:

Washington Square in New York:

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