This newly acquired collection includes rare editions from Britain’s pre-eminent post-war artist, and offers investors, collectors or first-time buyers the chance to own a piece of history.

L.S. Lowry was a highly individual artist who recorded his own personal view of the people, landscape and architecture of Northern Britain with sensitivity and wit, and his work has become a treasured part of our history and heritage.

Lowry’s published work has long been established as highly collectable on the secondary market. In 1999 their average price was £500, but today it is £4,000, with pieces selling for up to £39,000.

“I can’t say why I am fascinated by the odd, but I know I am…”

Clarendon specialises in the works of modern masters, including Lowry, Picasso, Chagall, Warhol, Hockney and many more.