Framed Print 'Gentleman Looking at Something (1960)'

Add a unique and thought-provoking piece of art to your collection with this framed digital print of "Gentleman Looking at Something, 1960" by L.S. Lowry. This striking artwork captures a single figure in quiet contemplation, presented in a high-quality frame that enhances its timeless appeal.

About the Artwork:

Created in 1960, "Gentleman Looking at Something" showcases Lowry's later focus on individual figures. The artwork depicts a solitary man dressed in a suit and hat gazing intently at an unseen object, inviting the viewer to ponder the narrative. This piece reflects Lowry's fascination with human behaviour and his ability to capture both humour and introspection in seemingly ordinary moments.

Key Features:

• High-Quality Framing: The digital print is elegantly framed, ready to hang, and designed to complement traditional and modern interiors.
• Intriguing Composition: The minimalist setting and focus on a single figure highlight Lowry’s skill in drawing attention to the subject’s character and emotion.
• Artistic Depth: This piece offers a glimpse into Lowry’s later works, where his attention shifted to individual narratives and subtle social commentary.
• Versatile Decor: The neutral tones and compact composition make this print ideal for living spaces, study areas, or galleries.

Why Choose This Print?

This framed print is perfect for those who appreciate art that provokes thought and sparks curiosity. With its focus on a single figure, "Gentleman Looking at Something, 1960" is a distinctive addition to any art collection.

Made to Order: Each framed print is crafted to order with meticulous care. Please allow up to 21 days for delivery. You will receive a dispatch notification once your print is on its way.

AVAILABLE FOR UK MAINLAND ONLY.

About LS Lowry

LS Lowry (1887–1976) is one of Britain’s most iconic artists, best known for his evocative industrial landscapes and distinctive figures that populate scenes such as Going to the Match. A master observer of working-class life in northern England, Lowry also explored quieter moments through haunting seascapes and intimate portraits. His signature use of a limited colour palette and stylised figures created a visual language that remains instantly recognisable. Many of his finest works, including Coming from the Mill and Yachts, are preserved in the acclaimed Lowry Collection in our Salford galleries. Today, his legacy lives on through popular art prints, limited editions, and exhibitions that celebrate the enduring appeal of LS Lowry and his timeless vision of Britain.