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Harry Kane.
Alfred Hitchcock, vintage bromide print (1947) by Irving Penn
Alfred Hitchcock Mosaics
The acclaimed film director and “Master of Suspense”, Alfred Hitchcock, was born in Leytonstone in 1899. Once part of Essex, Leytonstone was incorporated into the London Borough of Waltham Forest in 1965, though London Transport’s Central Line had begun serving the town in 1947 during the extension of the Underground service to the northeast.
Waltham Forest borough council commissioned a series of 17 mosaics to be unveiled in 1999 to celebrate the centenary of Hitchcock’s birth. The mosaics are found in the subway leading to the entrance of the station; running from east to west, with the entrance in the centre, most people entering or leaving the Underground would only see half of them – so it’s worth taking a walk along the entire length of the subway.
Each mosaic depicts scenes from one of Hitchcock’s films, or scenes from his life – some incorporating cameos from Leytonstone landmarks. Each also comes with a little plaque to explain what is shown – good for those who are not familiar with the director’s work beyond classics such as Psycho or The Birds.
A mother and daughter living on the 13th floor of a tower block in Leytonstone
Nick Hedges, 1974.
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At George Tomlinson Primary School in Leytonstone, March 2019
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𝙂𝙞𝙛𝙩𝙚𝙙 🍔 Here’s another potential new burger down at @leytonstonetavern, The Big Boi. Beef patty, mature cheddar, beefy mayo, crispy bacon, mango & habanero sauce. That mango & habanero sauce is beautiful! I think it could go up a kick in heat, but I love the fruitiness of the mango to balance it off. I’m a big fan of mature cheddar in a burger, it adds to that aged taste of the beef. It’s a solid good burger, and it’s all about that mango & habanero sauce. It might make the menu, it might not! You’ll have to wait and find out. . . . . . #leyton #leytonstone #burger #burgers #cheeseburger #cheeseburgers #hamburger #hamburgers #baconburger #baconcheeseburger #doublecheeseburger #burgertime #burgerlife #burgerlove #burgerlover #burgerlovers #burgermania #burgerporn #timeoutlondon #burgerking #burgerday #burgersofinstagram #burgernight #burgerheaven #londonfood #londoneats #londonfoodblogger #foodphotographer #foodphotos #foodphotography (at Leytonstone Tavern) https://www.instagram.com/p/COctz91nI99/?igshid=1oowswrrkoh9u
Here is a selection of illustrations I created part of local project within Waltham Forest involving a collaboration with local Dancers. If you would like to take part in the project visit @pell_ensemble for more info! ・・・ Our next dwell.in.g submission is from commissioned artist and Waltham Forest resident Guillaume Cornet . Guillaume Cornet is a French artist and illustrator who lives in Waltham Forest. He is known for his meticulously detailed, hand-drawn scenes packed with thousands of things to spot. He feels living in Leytonstone has given him a place to start a new chapter, to grow and be part of the community. . With these illustrations Guillaume says: My illustrations reflect the last months of my life. Balancing between my moods and emotions through this difficult chapter. Finding ways to enjoy this new way of life. There is no manual, just the experience of going through this time. And hopefully learning something new and embracing the positive aspects from it. . Images and sounds created by @guillaumecornet in collaboration with Pell Ensemble and @miraloew. . If you are a WAltham Forest resident and would like to create a submission follow the link in our Bio. You Do not have to be a dancer or artist, we want to hear from everyone . MORE INFO: https://www.pellensemble.com/dwell-in-g . As part of dwelling Pell Ensemble would like to raise awareness of the work that Waltham Forest @standuptoracismuk does and @_creativeaccess. Please consider how you can support . STAND UP TO RACISM: http://www.standuptoracism.org.uk/join-donate/ CREATIVE ACCESS: https://creativeaccess.org.uk/donate-now/ . This project is commissioned by Waltham Forest Council as part of Waltham Forest Virtual Culture. Funded by the Great Place Scheme. @lbwalthamforest @WFCulture19 @GreatPlaceWF . #dwell.in.g #WFVirtualCulture #AllTogetherWF #GreatPlaceScheme #leyton #leytonstone #walthamstow #chingford #artistssupportingartists #localvoices #covidcreations #movement #projection #AllTogetherNowWF https://www.instagram.com/p/CBxTfHDBZ-F/?igshid=6jcl07i0qd81
