Original artwork description:
Painted in 1947 by Lowry. The picture depicts the industrial mills right down to the river edge. The river could be the Irwell. The river divides the cities of Salford and Manchester. Queen Victoria opened the ship canal in 1894 and was set up to accommadate ocean going vessels to navigate their way from the Irish Sea into the industrial heart of Manchester.
Materials used:
Aquarelle Acrylic paper. Windsor and Newton acrylic paint
A Northern Riverbank after Lowry (2022)
Acrylic painting
by Philip Baker
9 Artist Reviews
£180
- Acrylic painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 40 x 31cm (unframed) / 39 x 30cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
Original artwork description
Painted in 1947 by Lowry. The picture depicts the industrial mills right down to the river edge. The river could be the Irwell. The river divides the cities of Salford and Manchester. Queen Victoria opened the ship canal in 1894 and was set up to accommadate ocean going vessels to navigate their way from the Irish Sea into the industrial heart of Manchester.
Materials used:
Aquarelle Acrylic paper. Windsor and Newton acrylic paint
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This artwork is sold by Philip Baker from United Kingdom
Philip Baker
United Kingdom
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Now retired and living in Thanet. I am but a short distance away from The Turner contemporary at Margate. I call it The Turnip Centre. Turners coast. Jaw dropping views... Read more
