LS Lowry Print: Station Approach (1962)A bustling scene of movement and industry, Station Approach is one of LS Lowrys most dynamic urban compositions. The painting captures the energy of commuters navigating the streets outside Manchester Exchange Station. Figures moving in different directions are seemingly detached from one another, adding to the feeling of anonymity and transience in a modern city. Available in three sizes, this fine art print is ideal for those who admire Lowrys

century-spanning survey features more than 600 artists from medieval times to modern day

The Lake is a composite scene that blends elements from different locations to create a bleak industrial landscape

creating a vibrant A-to-Z sequence of brilliant examples from all periods

‘I can’t overestimate the effect on me at that time of the coming into this drab city of Adolphe Valette

a recurring theme in Lowry’s work

The 1830 Beer Act and the arrival of the beerhouse radically changed the nature of drinking in the city

Lowry and his teacher the French Impressionist Adolphe Valette

Hum and Strum

Includes A4 poster for guidance

from pre-industrial beginnings through to the present day

is a striking addition for collectors who appreciate Lowry’s portrayal of Britain’s industrial landscape

The river winds through a setting of mills