Adopt Head of a Man (1938)Head of a Man has been described as like a reflection one might catch of oneself after a sleepless night, all healthy vigour drained, leaving only strain, tension, physical discomfort and utter despair. In Lowrys own words I was simply letting off steam. I started doing a big self portrait. I thought, Whats the use of it? I dont want it and no one else will. I turned it into a grotesque head. Im glad I did it. I like it better than a self portrait. By

serene atmosphere

It was while she was curating her blockbusting exhibition of 2011-2012 at The Lowry

Gold Foil Accents • Ruled Interior with Perpetual Header

this is a fun activity for all the family

Despite a current climate of pubs closing on a regular basis

Illustrations: 310 illustrations

LS Lowry’s A Street in Clitheroe offers a glimpse into the character of this historic Lancashire town

with new findings

Taking some of Lowry's best-known works as a reference

Unlike your standard pocket notepad

wipe-clean

and along the way relating many a tale of the most interesting people and places