Showing 18 artworks with Laurence Stephen Lowry and with artwork date before 1951 and with artwork date after 1941
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Laurence Stephen Lowry
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-1951
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1941+
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- Putty
- Rosy Brown
- Phthalo Green
- Gray
- Black
- Espresso
- Walnut
- Quinacridone Magenta
- White
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- British Art
- Vintage Painting
- Lowry Painting
- Urban Landscape
- Laurence Lowry
- Abstract Landscape
- Bold Line Drawing
- L.S. Lowry Painting
- Northern Landscapes
- Social Commentary
- British Regionalism
- Geometric Shapes
- Level Crossing Artwork
- Man Portrait Art
- British Art Reproduction
- Emotional Subtlety
- Northern England
- Industrial Art
- Watercolor Art
- Street Level Painting
- Train Station Artwork
- Retro Art Decor
- Northern England Art
- White Lake Painting
- Steam Train Painting
- Industrial England
- 1943 Painting Art
- "Lowry Style"
- Grey Color Palette
- 1943 Painting
- British Landscape Art
- Impasto Texture
- Lowry Portrait
- Depiction Of People
- Lowry Print For Sale
- Mountain Lake Painting
- Industrial Scene
- Oil Landscape Art
- Impasto Brushstrokes
- "Cityscape Painting"
- "Muted Colors"
- Urban Realism
- Melancholy Art
- 1946 Artwork
- Expressionism Style
- Quiet Observer
- Human Condition
- Northern Britain
- Art Collector Find
- Industrial Landscape
A captivating black & white Level Crossing by L.S. Lowry. Explore this iconic Northern scene featuring a steam train & figures. Hand-painted reproduction available.
Explore Laurence Lowry’s ‘Mountain Lake’ – a minimalist oil painting of dark landscapes & stark white forms. Expressionist brushstrokes create depth & solitude. A unique, evocative piece.
Explore Laurence Stephen Lowry’s ‘Fire Watcher’ (1943). A haunting portrait in Expressionist style, featuring bold lines & impasto texture. Intense emotion & a striking red scarf create a captivating piece for art collectors.
Experience Laurence Stephen Lowry’s ‘The Pond’ (1950). A vibrant depiction of a bustling Northern town scene – iconic matchstick figures, canals & industry. Own a piece of British art history.
Experience Laurence Stephen Lowry’s ‘Monday Morning,’ a poignant 1946 oil painting depicting industrial life. Explore its realism, muted tones & haunting atmosphere.