Unseen Lowry painting

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Bottom left?!!

Right - it's Xmas, I've had a drink.

 

[big gaz]

We don’t want your sort round ere you dirty little flasher!
:)

In you're post you said " occasionally " want to re think that ;-)

 

[George Hannah]

Is that one on the bottom left LS Lowrys lesser known work 'portrait of a brass'

There was a darker side apparently

 

[Blue Mist]

Is that one on the bottom left LS Lowrys lesser known work 'portrait of a brass'

Brass !! hell she is better looking than some I pulled in The Ritz.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Brass !! hell she is better looking than some I pulled in The Ritz.

If she's got underwear and both shoes on she's a cut above grab a granny night in the ritz

 

[KS55]

A young couple bought it from the people who bought it after he died. There was a lovely story about them taking up the carpet in one room to find s load of paint splashed on the floor.

Is there still a statue of him sitting on a bench at the top of Mottram moor?

Not only that: they also found a Reubens under his bed.

 

[KS55]

He was from Salford but did go to City games and did a few paintings at Maine Road.

This is from City v SheffUtd

Oh look, there's @worsleyweb .

 

[Chris in London]

Oh look, there's @worsleyweb .

the coat’s seen better days

 

[sky tot]

Sure I heard or read Sheikh Mansour bought Pellegrini a Lowry painting as a parting gift .

 

[SCP123]

Brilliant to learn that Lowry was a blue, haha... I remember as kid being shown a picture of the painting after a trip to the fair and feeling quite shocked and proud that anything In Tameside was worthy of Art - growing up in Ashton in the 70s, the only thing the area seemed famous for was its connection with the Moors Murderers. Weirdly, Lowry's house in Mottram lies about 400 yards from where Harold Shipman lived and about half a mile away from the where the now-demolished home of the Moors Murderers once stood on Hattersley.