Two "rare" paintings by LS Lowry have sold for a combined sum of more than £1.8m. A painting of Senhouse Street in Maryport, ...

Luxury menswear brand Private White V.C has launched its new Private White V. C x The Lowry menswear collection, and I'm not ...

One of LS Lowry's most famous paintings has gone on display at Birkenhead’s Williamson Art Gallery & Museum. Going to the Match, painted in 1953, is arguably the best-known and most popular work ...

A town has donned flat caps and old-fashioned clothes to recreate a famous painting captured by LS Lowry almost 90 years ago.

Llandinam's first BIG Picture was 'A Medley of Flowers on Table Mountain, Cape of Good Hope' by Marianne North with permission form the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew. Last year was Henri Rousseau's ...

People are being urged to dress as characters in an LS Lowry painting in an attempt to recreate a scene he captured in 1938. The artist was a frequent visitor to Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland ...

Famous for his industrial and urban landscapes populated with 'match-stick' figurines - Lowry lived in Salford and Manchester for much of his life. His drawings and paintings are internationally ...

An historic painting of a West Cumbrian town is expected to fetch up to £1 million when it goes under the hammer at Christies. The painting of Senhouse Street is by legendary artist LS Lowry who ...

A collection of short films exploring how famous artists used their individual ... Short and easy to follow introductions to Lowry's style of painting and choice of subject matter narrated by ...

A second famous work by the artist - 'Going to the ... Going to the Station, the second Lowry painting sold on Wednesday, dates to 1962 and depicts a scene in the artist's native Manchester.

The campaign focuses on one of Lowry's most famous paintings, A Street Scene, St Simon's Church. The original painting was created while Lowry was sitting on the steps of Cottenham House ...

People have dressed as characters in an LS Lowry painting to recreate a scene he captured in 1938. The artist was a frequent visitor to Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, where an exhibition of his ...