Prints signed personally by Lowry
All the signed limited edition prints we sell are in absolutely pristine condition
complete with a Certificate of Authenticity. Please scroll down, and click on the images below to view a large image and details. (alphabetical order)
Lowry Signed, prints illustrated are in stock (99%) and very competitively priced!
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Lowry's signed prints have now become amongst the most sought after artwork in the country today.
The demand for Lowry signed prints has increased greatly over the years;
it is increasingly difficult to offer all his published signed limited editions for sale;
the supply is finite and rapidly diminishing..
Most of our Lowry signed prints are from collectors who bought at the time the print was published.
There were many publishers over the years, some used The Fine Art Trade Guild to stamp and authenticate the
work, others simply had Lowry sign and number the prints, sometimes with the publishers embossed stamp.
A signed limited edition title is either stamped by The Fine Art Trade Guild, or numbered, or in the case of 'The Sunday Observer', they published three titles, 'Level Crossing with Train', 'Mill scene',
'Market scene in a Northern Town' as limited editions, and had Lowry sign each print, but there was no stamping or numbering to show the edition number.
It is important to state, there is only one signed limited edition published per title.
No further signed editions were published, and they were either Fine Art Trade Guild stamped or numbered, and/or embossed by the publisher's stamp.
We are able to offer these signed prints for sale, either complete with the original framing, or beautifully mounted in a conservation french bound mount, or
framed complete in our workshop using museum quality glass.
These L.s. Lowry signed prints are limited editions, personally signed by L.S. Lowry and are 40-70 years old; All the work we sell is in pristine condition, and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
(Unfortunately, due to age and sunlight, many prints are in poor condition, which dramatically reduces the value and consequentially, saleability.)
The signed limited edition print prices are increasing at a rate equal to or greater than the prices of Lowry's original paintings