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Lowry at the Tate Britain
L.S.Lowry is an English painter, born in 1887, died 1976, who devoted his life to painting the England – especially Manchester – of the industrial revolution. Most people know him for his townscapes populated by matchstick figures, almost child-like in … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, L.S.Lowry, Lowry, Pieter Bruegel, Tate, Tate Britain, Valette
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