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| | | | | What's it called: |
L.S. Lowry - The Pond.
| | What year was it: |
It is signed on the bottom right by Lowry 1950.
| | What type is it: |
Oil on canvas.
| | Where is it: |
The Tate Gallery, London.
| | More information: |
Considered by Lowry to be his finest industrial landscape. Lowry wrote to the gallery in 1956 stating, 'This is a composite picture built up from a blank canvas. I hadn't the slightest idea of what I was going to put in the picture but it eventually came out as you see it.' Harold Wilson used this as his official Christmas Card in 1964. | | Related Links: | The Tate Gallery.
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