LS Lowry Print: Portrait Of Ann (1957)Portrait of Ann is one of LS Lowrys most enigmatic works, depicting a woman whom he spoke of often but who remains shrouded in mystery. Anns identity has long been debatedsome believe she was real, while others suggest she was an imaginary muse or a composite of women from Lowrys past. What is undeniable is the intensity of the portrait, with Anns pale, almost ghostly complexion, dark, unwavering eyes, and severe expression drawing the viewer into her

Henry III granted the Lancashire town the right to hold a market and an annual fair

with some dating back to early modern times and many having witnessed key moments in the city’s fascinating past

Each is represented by a key work and an informative

the focus remains solely on their posture and relationship—or lack thereof—leaving the viewer to interpret their story

Romare Bearden

The Funeral Party

is a vibrant depiction of a bustling street market

Lowry and his teacher the French Impressionist Adolphe Valette

While his industrial scenes often depict the struggles of working-class life

enjoying a day by the sea

This mini print is a unique way to own one of Lowry’s evocative works

Bring a touch of Britain’s industrial heritage into your home with this luxurious velour cushion