Apr 23, 2019
Shystone, London. Then and Now, 2014
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Shystone, London. Then and Now, 2014
https://mymodernmet.com/shystone-london-mashup/
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Halley Docherty aka Shystone (UK) - 18th-century London paintings meet Google Street View
In a fine example of the changing faces of a city and the ways we document our surroundings, Halley Docherty aka Shystone has taken 18th and 19th-century paintings of London and superimposed them on to present-day Google Street View screenshots, making a collage of London then and now. Originally commissioned by Guardian Cities, artist's latest collages remixed some well known historical paintings of city scenes around the world, from Istanbul to Saint Petersburg and Tokyo to New York, superimposed on to Google Street View. Shystone's work offers a fascinating reminder that we are always living among the past. (src. Guardian Cities & My Modern Metropolis)
[more Halley Docherty aka Shystone | artist found at jaiblog]
Halley Docherty aka Shyston - The Piazzetta from the Molo (1740) by Canaletto meets Google Street View
Halley Docherty aka Shyston - The Doges Palace and the Riva degli Schiavoni (1730s) by Canaletto meets Google Street View
Halley Docherty aka Shyston - San Pietro in Castello (1730s-40s) by Canaletto meets Google Street View
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Halley Docherty aka Shyston - A Regatta on the Grand Canal (c.1740) by Canaletto meets Google Street View
The man on the left in yellow staring at the viewer is supposedly Joseph Smith, the famous patron of Canaletto and British consul in Venice.
Halley Docherty aka Shyston - Nighthawks (1942) by Edward Hopper meets Google Street View
The location of Hopper’s subject has been widely debated, but seems to be on the south-west side of Mulry Square, where Perry Street slants.
[found at jaiblog]
Redditor Shystone added historic paintings to Google Streetview images to create a fascinating look at how London landmarks have changed through the years. How do you perceive—and influence—your surroundings? How do you see things maintain their essence over time?