Secret London
The top 50 entries in this year’s Serco Prize for Illustration are on show at the London Transport Museum.
Organised with the museum and the Association of Illustrators, this year’s Secret London theme saw illustrators tasked to ‘depict little-known or unusual aspects of the capital’s history, culture, characters and communities’.
The winning illustration, which will appear as a Transport for London poster, is Finn Clark’s Temple Bar.
Second place went to Christopher King’s Pigeon Disco and third place to W4, by Guy Roberts.
Secret London is at the London Transport Museum, Covent Garden Piazza, London WC2, until 10 December.
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Pigeon Disco, by Christopher King – Second Prize
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W4, by Guy Roberts – Third Prize
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Battersea Rules, by Sophie Joyce
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Blackheath Cavern Club, by Julien Decaudin
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Harry Beck Redesigns the Tube Map, by David Biskup
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London 4am, by Ian Chamberlain
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London in Red Black and Blue, by Oivind Hovland
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London’s Ancient Trees, by Ben Mills
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Love Live Discover, by Lizzie Mary Cullen
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Secret London, by Ben Lobos
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Third Floor Jungle, by Freddy Boo
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