Neil Pittaway is a young English artist whose work reflects a kind of mania to do with gothic revival architecture, urban-ness, satire, illustration and narrative. Relating to existing works in the Museum collection, his prints incorporate elements of famous 19th-century satirists such as Gillray and Cruikshank, woven into a complex and agoraphobic maze of buildings which echo the monumental perspectives of the 18th-century draftsman Piranesi, and the mazes and impossible spaces of the 20th-century Dutch artist M.C. Escher, evoking many of the values and visual qualities which make up London's past.