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#51 The Coffee House Girl by Leto Lama from a story by David Marcum - more art at www.letolama.com

#14 - The Adventure of The Paradol Chamber – Pat Crowley – from The Art of Sherlock Holmes collection based on a story by Paul W. Nash.

#7 - The Case Of The Petty Curses - from the book The Art of Sherlock Holmes - Artist Robert St. Croix - based on a story by author Steven Philip Jones

#12 - The Affair Of The Heart – Amber Tutwiler – from The Art of Sherlock Holmes collection based on a story by Mark Mower.

#4 - 'The Stolen Relic' from the book The Art of Sherlock Holmes - Artist Terre Rybovich, author David Marcum.

'The Deadly Soldier' - from the book The Art Of Sherlock Holmes West Palm Beach Edition - Artist Bobby Franano, Author Spencer Perkins

'The Jet Brooch' - from the book The Art Of Sherlock Holmes West Palm Beach Edition - Artist David Teal, Author Denis O.Smith

‘The Adventure of The Pahraoh's Tablet’ from the book The Art of Sherlock Holmes – Aaron Schwartz – Based on a story by author Robert Perret

#1 - The Tale of The First Adventure - Anthony Hernandez - from The Art of Sherlock Holmes collection based on a story by Derrick Belanger.

#53 - The Yellow Star of Cairo by Rasha Amin from a story by Tim Gambrell - more art at www.rashaamin.com

#48 The Adventure of the Missing Necklace by Alvarenga Marques from a story by Daniel D Victor - more art at https://alvarengamarques.blogspot.com/

#54 - The Adventure of the Medium by Jolanda Richter from a story by Tony Reynolds - more art at www.jolanda.at

#15 - The Adventure of the Smith-Mortimer Succession – Andy Pereira– from The Art of Sherlock Holmes collection based on a story by Daniel D Victor.

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#49 The Skull of Kohada Koheiji by Ibrahim Gailani from a story by Mike Hogan

#55 The Song of the Mudlarkby Abdelaziz Haounati from a story by Shane Simmonds - more art at www.saatchiart.com/abdelazizhaounati

#46 The Case of the Cursed Clock by Diego Perez from a story by Gayle Lange Puhl - more art at www.facebook.com/pabil.sag/

#8 - The Adventure of the Sleeping Cardinal - Artist Eddie Mendieta - Based on a story by author Jeremy Holstein

#52 The Broken Watch by Marc Savior from a story by Matthew Simmonds - more art at www.marcsavior.com

#43 The Adventure of The Burning Man by Davide Querin from a story by Nick Cardillo - more art at www.davidequerin.com

#50 The Kensington Conundrum by Hildegarde Handsaeme from a story by James Moffett - more art at www.hildegardehandsaeme.com

#47 - The Man Who Was Too Greedy by Sampo Kaikkonen based on a story by author Richard K Tobin - www.sampokaikkonen.com

#44 Harbinger of Death by Natalia Pastuszenko from a story by Geri Schear - more art at nataliapastuszenko.com

#10 ‘The Adventure of The Long-Lost Enemy’ from the book The Art of Sherlock Holmes – Artist Lupe Lawrence, Author Marcia Wilson.

#13 - A Ghost From Christmas Past – Nune Asatryan – from The Art of Sherlock Holmes collection based on a story by Thomas A Turley.

#11 - Sherlock Holmes and The Other Eye – JR Linton – from The Art of Sherlock Holmes collection based on a story by Richard Dean Starr and E R Bower

#18 - 'The Adventure of The Missing Link' by Bruce Helander on a story by author David Marcum

The Tranquility of The Morning – Tracy Guiteau – from The Art of Sherlock Holmes collection based on a story by Mike Hogan

Two Plus Two – Vicki Siegel – from The Art of Sherlock Holmes collection based on a story by Phil Growick

‘The Vampire of The Lyceum’ from the book The Art of Sherlock Holmes – Alex Arshanky - Based on a story by authors Charles Veley and Anna Elliott

#9 - ‘The Adventure of The Parisian Butcher’ from the book The Art of Sherlock Holmes – Artist Bruce Helander, author Nick Cardillo.

The Science of Deduction

Sherlock Holmes is a fictional private detective created by British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.Referring to himself as a "consulting detective" in the stories, Holmes is known for his proficiency with observation, forensic science, and logical reasoning that borders on the fantastic, which he employs when investigating cases.

Conan Doyle repeatedly said that Holmes was inspired by the real-life figure of Joseph Bell, a surgeon at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, whom Conan Doyle met in 1877 and had worked for as a clerk. Like Holmes, Bell was noted for drawing broad conclusions from minute observations.