Julia Forte - globemaker

I will be 'popping up' at 17a Rugby St WC1, with the kindness and courtesy of On Dec 20th through to 23rd. Making their first public appearance will be new globes of New York -1797. Venice -1640. Paris -1638 and my new skull ornaments! I hope to see you in the last minute dash to Christmas!

A (slight) deviation from globes. My new creations, hand cast jesmonite skulls, dipped in inks. I love making these!
https://www.juliaforteglobes.com/product-page/skull-ornament

This is nice!

The Globe Collection | Mapping London London-based artist and globemaker Julia Forte was featured in one of Mapping London’s earliest posts – way back in 2011 we featured the Map of London Peculiars. More recently the artist has combined maps and globes together – but rather than being miniature representations of the whole world,...

Latest addition to my pocket globes. Vanitas 7cm globe ( of contemplation) and case. 'Time stays long enough for those who use it' - Leornado da Vinci

pocket globes...Londony and celestial

Great evening at Fisher London for the launch of my City and Celestial globes.. Exhibiting all week at 65 Grays Inn Road. Come and say Hi!

My globes will be making their first public outing next week at Fisher- London, 65 Grays Inn Road, WC1. ( 11am - 6pm Tues 9th - Sat 13th) Come along and say hi and see some fancy globes!

Globe varnishing day today.

Rocque's Map of London (1746) Soho.
Pocket Globe, 7 cm. Plaster, ink, varnished paper. Black jesmonite case.

Gualdo Priorato. Prospect of London showing the Great Fire of 1666. (1675) 10cm globe. Plaster, ink, varnished paper.

Rocque's London map (1746)
Soho
10cm plaster, ink and varnished paper