LS Lowry Print: Level Crossing (1946)LS Lowrys Level Crossing captures the moment of anticipation as people wait for a train to pass. The scene is set against a stark industrial backdrop, with factory chimneys towering over the railway tracks. A toy train belonging to the son of one of Lowrys friends reportedly inspired the locomotive depicted here, adding a personal touch to the piece. Available as a mini print, this striking composition is perfect for collectors who appreciate Lowrys

Manchester Spanish Line and others

is a must-have for collectors who want to see Lowry’s interpretation of London life

Going to the Match

Well-known local authors and historians Jean and John Bradburn take the reader on a fascinating A–Z tour of the city’s history

This illustrated history portrays one of England’s finest cities

The casual figure

Lowry instead highlights the heart of the game—the dedicated fans

The Port of Manchester and its ship canal opened for business on 1 January 1894 with existing clients such as James Knott's Prince Line running to the Mediterranean

churches and alleyways chart the journey from the rise of Victorian wealth through to today’s vibrant metropolis

shows a lively crowd gathering around a confrontation—an example of Lowry’s keen observational skills and ability to depict everyday life with honesty

highlighting his ability to capture the quiet beauty of the British landscape

including Manchester Liners