Bloomsbury Square
L.S. Lowry
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L.S. Lowry’s Bloomsbury Square lithograph captures the distinct atmosphere of the London district with his signature industrial style.
Known for his depictions of northern English life, Lowry here focuses on an urban landscape.
The image portrays tall, uniform buildings surrounding the square, with small, faceless figures populating the streets, evoking both human presence and isolation.
Lowry’s characteristic limited color palette and simple lines emphasize the mood of the scene rather than intricate detail.
His interpretation of Bloomsbury reflects both the grandeur and impersonal nature of city life, making the artwork both stark and deeply evocative.
"Bloomsbury Square"
Signed in pencil, Lithograph, Edition of 75.
Image size 24.5"x 19"
Published by Ganymed
Bloomsbury Square is one of fifteen original lithographs, hand produced in the same manner as orinial etchings hundreds of years ago.
Although all of these lithographs are rare and much sought after, there is always a 'pecking order', and the most sought after titles rarely appear on the market.
Bloomsbury Square is in East London.
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