Sat 2 January 2021 – Sun 28 March 2021. Days Like These – An Exhibition . LS Lowry, The Lowry is home to the world’s largest public collection of paintings and drawings by LS Lowry. A large selection is on display in our permanent exhibition alongside other works on loan from private collections across the UK. Gallery interpreters lead free tours of the LS Lowry exhibition every day at 12pm and 2pm.
The permanent collection of work by LS Lowry will also be on display. B oth exhibitions are free of charge and will be open 11am – 4pm. COVID-19 prevention measures will be in place across the galleries, including c ompulsory face masks, s ocial distancing in operation, h and sanitising stations, o ne-way system throughout building, t imed entry and t emperature checks on arrival.
10/15/2020 · Lowry exhibition at the Lowry Centre, Manchester Factory scenes in Salford There are the early portraits drawn from his years of part-time study and life drawing classes. The striking man with red eyes started out as a normal portrait but in a fit of frustration, Lowry transformed it.
The LowrySalford, United Kingdom. In the spring of 1930 Lowry exhibited twenty-five drawings of the Ancoats area of Manchester, all of which sold. This drawing was almost certainly included in the…
Entertainment 16th March 2017 By Lewis Browne NQ’s Lewis Browne’s has an in-depth look into The Manchester Art Gallery’s tribute to Mancunian legend LS Lowry One of the most recognisable names in British art and a symbol of the North that portrays working class life in Manchester and Greater Manchester, until his death in 1976.
LS Lowry : The Art and the Artist at Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Manchester , 16 January 2019, from £10 – Book now. LS Lowry may have turned down a knighthood from Prime Minister Harold Wilson in 1968, but one of the few honours that the somewhat-reclusive, Stretford-born artist and rent collector not only accepted, but actively embraced, was his election as an Associate Member of the Royal …
Manchester Art Gallery Thursday 14 July 2016, 1.30pm–2pm Free, meet in the atrium The rapidly developing, interconnected cityscapes of Manchester and Salford were painted by both Lowry and Valette in their distinctive styles during the early to mid twentieth century.
Salford Quays, Imperial War Museum North, University of Salford, Knowsley Safari Park, Peak District National Park
