Windows on the world
Matteo Pericoli found fame with his 22ft fold-out line drawings of the east and west shorelines of New York City. Here, in a monthly column, he examines the views from the windows of writers and artists around the world
In praise of window seats
Whether you’re staring mournfully past rain on glass or looking out from a top floor office, feet on desk, nothing can beat a seat with a view
Matteo Pericoli's windows on the world: Elmore Leonard, Detroit
In the last of our series in which artist Matteo Pericoli illustrates the views from leading writers' windows, we look out
Matteo Pericoli's rooms with a view
Matteo Pericoli's New York City views
