The Lowry - Artworks

Laurence Stephen Lowry

North James Henry Street, Salford

A captivating black and white drawing of a bustling Salford street scene by Laurence Stephen Lowry captures the evocative mood of industrial England, inviting you to bring this historic atmosphere into your collection.

Laurence Stephen Lowry

1922

Swinton Moss

Discover Laurence Stephen Lowry's "Swinton Moss," a captivating oil painting depicting a serene Lancashire field. Explore its details, artist insights & museum location – a timeless piece of British art.

Laurence Stephen Lowry

Man Lying On A Wall

Laurence Stephen Lowry

1939

Canal Scene Near Accrington

A bustling waterfront scene capturing the lively industrial atmosphere of 1939 through the evocative brushwork of Laurence Stephen Lowry, inviting you to bring this piece of British history into your collection.

Laurence Stephen Lowry

The Cripples

Explore Laurence Stephen Lowry's 'The Cripples,' a poignant depiction of urban life and its marginalized figures. A stark, evocative painting reflecting social commentary & human experience.

Laurence Stephen Lowry

Seascape

Experience Laurence Stephen Lowry's minimalist "Seascape" – a serene depiction of sky, sea, and beach rendered with muted tones & subtle textures. Discover the quiet beauty of industrial England.

Laurence Stephen Lowry

1935

A Fight

Experience the evocative atmosphere of Laurence Stephen Lowry's 'A Fight,' capturing industrial tension and human connection with masterful watercolor technique. Explore this iconic British masterpiece at TopImpressionists.

Laurence Stephen Lowry

A View From The Window Of The Royal Technical College, Salford

Laurence Stephen Lowry

By The County Court, Salford

Discover "By the County Court, Salford" by L.S. Lowry. A captivating black & white drawing of Salford life. Explore his iconic style and purchase original art.

Laurence Stephen Lowry

1910

Portrait Of The Artist's Father

A poignant oil portrait capturing the dignified gaze of a man in formal attire by L.S. Lowry from 1910, offering a soulful glimpse into early twentieth-century British life that you can bring to your collection.