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| | | | | What's it called: |
L.S. Lowry - Laying a Foundation Stone.
| | What year was it: |
It is signed by Lowry 1936.
| | What type is it: |
Oil on canvas.
| | Where is it: |
Manchester City Art Gallery.
| | More information: |
Scene depicting the Mayor of Swinton and Pendlebury, Alderman William S Mycock laying a foundation stone in Clifton. Groups of people sit on benches Observing the ceremony. Only the Mayor liked the painting and one guest accused Lowry of not being a gentleman for the way he portrayed the guests. | | Related Links: | Manchester City Art Gallery.
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