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Huddersfield, 1973 art00207107

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Huddersfield, 1973 art00207107Laurence Stephen Lowry, R. A. (1887 1976) Huddersfield, 1973 Offset lithograph on wove paper, after the original oil painting from 1965 of the same title Signed L. S. Lowry lower right in pencil and numbered from the edition of 850 Stamped by the Fine Art Trade Guild Published by Henry Donn Size: 17 x 22 in. (44. 5 x 57 cm.) (Please enquire for availability) The original painting from which the present offset lithograph was produced was commissioned

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