The work, which depicts workers enjoying a day off, is expected to sell for up to £1m A painting by LS Lowry that was lost to the art world for more than seven decades has been unearthed.
Two "rare" paintings by LS Lowry have sold for a combined sum of more than £1.8m. A painting of Senhouse Street in Maryport, Cumbria, went under the hammer at Christie's auction house and sold ...
Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery is hosting ... One critic said of her work: "If LS Lowry first opened our eyes to the beauties of the industrial scene, Clapcott is chronicling its last chapter ...
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Rare Lowry painting expected to sell for up to £1mA "rare" painting by LS Lowry is expected to sell for up to £1m. The painting of Senhouse Street in Maryport, Cumbria, is due to go under the hammer next month and is expected to fetch between £ ...
Lowry, who died in 1976, is known for his depictions of working-class life in industrial parts of northern England. James ...
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 ...
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 ...
The future of Stockport Pyramid is set to be decided next month. Plans by the Royal Nawaab to turn Stockport's iconic landmark into a huge curry house with space for 1,500 diners and 150 staff ...
It's dropping the "The" and will now be known as simply LOWRY, in capitals. Named after 20th century painter LS Lowry, the theatre and gallery complex opened at the heart of Salford Quays in 2000 ...
The painting of Senhouse Street is by legendary artist LS Lowry who had a long affiliation with the town of Maryport. The painting was acquired in 1956 by Geoffrey Bennett, one of Lowry’s ...
An historic painting of a West Cumbrian town is expected to fetch up to £1 million when it goes under the hammer at Christies ...
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