Adopt The Cripples (1949) Lowry Prints featuring a high-resolution detail from

featuring a high-resolution detail from Square Eyes

Unlike his Lancashire-based industrial scenes

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LS Lowry’s On the Sands is a delightful seaside scene that contrasts his well-known industrial works

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Adopt The Cripples (1949) Lowry Prints featuring a high-resolution detail fromAccording to Lowry The thing about painting is there should be no sentiment. No sentiment. In his view there was a very fine line between extreme grief and extreme laughter. Painted only a few years after the end of the Second World War the characters in The Cripples range from scarred war veterans to those marked simply with social deprivation. Lowry said he had seen all of these people at one time or another and some were well known characters