the piece captures the brisk thrill of an open‑water swim on a cold day
Billy Childish captures the striking contrast of the season through bold tones of dark brown and stark white
combining the signature styles of both artists
The minimal composition features broad green leaves set against a pink-toned background
the intricate interplay between humanity
The Harbour Artworks for Sale the piece captures the briskThe Original painting for Harbour was painted by Lowry in 1957, when he was in his mid 60s. Lowry regularly visited west Cumbria, in particular Maryport, in the 1950s and 1960s to see close friends, the Aspatria born artist Sheila Fell, and the Rev Geoffrey Bennett, who, before he became a vicar, was a bank manager in Cleator Moor and Maryport. Published by Venture prints in 1972 and stamped by the Fine Art Trade Guild.