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Re: Burnden.
I assume someone said to him "Lowry lad, tha's forgotten the roof on't Lever End"
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Can't remember any mills in that direction CAPS, but he's probably just taken artistic licence to represent Bolton as a milltown.CAPSLOCK wrote:Am I reet in thinking the mills depicted top right would have actually been behind him somewhere?
There wouldn't have been any LL way, would there?
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Is there only me that considers Lowry's Going to The Match to be complete and utter shite (along with most of his other stuff to be fair)?
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I like 'em, particularly "Going to the Match".
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its better than them plastic models you can get of stadia
do they still do them?
do they still do them?
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Bruce Rioja wrote:Yeah well you would
Filly.

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Don't be daft, he's up there with Tracy Emin.Bruce Rioja wrote:Is there only me that considers Lowry's Going to The Match to be complete and utter shite (along with most of his other stuff to be fair)?
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dont you quite like soup as a main course?Bruce Rioja wrote:Is there only me that considers Lowry's Going to The Match to be complete and utter shite (along with most of his other stuff to be fair)?
thought that Lowry's paintings concentrating on povs might well be up your street then

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If he had said it was Old Trafford everybody in England, and especially Bolton, would have said it was a load of shite .Bruce Rioja wrote:Is there only me that considers Lowry's Going to The Match to be complete and utter shite (along with most of his other stuff to be fair)?

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As a piece of art it's utter crap. The linear perspective's all to cock and tell me this - the people in the 'Lever End', how did they get in it and how are they supposed to get back out?TANGODANCER wrote:If he had said it was Old Trafford everybody in England, and especially Bolton, would have said it was a load of shite .Bruce Rioja wrote:Is there only me that considers Lowry's Going to The Match to be complete and utter shite (along with most of his other stuff to be fair)?

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Bit of turps?Bruce Rioja wrote: tell me this - the people in the 'Lever End', how did they get in it and how are they supposed to get back out?
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As you know from another thread, great art is for the few to understand and the rest of us to be completely baffled by. I fall into the latter class.Bruce Rioja wrote:As a piece of art it's utter crap. The linear perspective's all to cock and tell me this - the people in the 'Lever End', how did they get in it and how are they supposed to get back out?TANGODANCER wrote:If he had said it was Old Trafford everybody in England, and especially Bolton, would have said it was a load of shite .Bruce Rioja wrote:Is there only me that considers Lowry's Going to The Match to be complete and utter shite (along with most of his other stuff to be fair)?

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Factories, buildings and streets, woven into a "vision". As Lowry said, "If I had shown things as they are, it would not have looked like a vision. So I had to make up symbols. With my figures also, of course".CAPSLOCK wrote:Am I reet in thinking the mills depicted top right would have actually been behind him somewhere?
There wouldn't have been any LL way, would there?
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Monet sat in the Burnden Stand but couldn't be arsed painting a picture.
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I think you'll find he did... Ok - so it is a bit Impressionist...Andy Waller wrote:Monet sat in the Burnden Stand but couldn't be arsed painting a picture.

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If that bridge had "Guy Fawkes was right" painted on it, I'd believe you.
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Wandering Willy wrote:If that bridge had "Guy Fawkes was right" painted on it, I'd believe you.

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That's a crap impression. Could he not do Frank Spencer or Michael Caine or something??thebish wrote:I think you'll find he did... Ok - so it is a bit Impressionist...Andy Waller wrote:Monet sat in the Burnden Stand but couldn't be arsed painting a picture.
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Oddly, so have I. Plus an aerial photo of the first game at the Reebok. (The players are bunching terribly, btw.)William the White wrote:Got the last match painting on the office wall at work...
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