Framed Print, 'Level Crossing' by L.S. Lowry
Framed Art Print

Framed Print, 'Level Crossing' by L.S. Lowry

This item is a framed print depicting a scene titled 'Level Crossing' by the renowned British artist L.S. Lowry. The print features Lowry's distinctive matchstick men figures and industrial landscape. The central focus is a black steam locomotive with 'L.N.E.R.' (London and North Eastern Railway) visible on its side, emitting smoke from its chimney. Below the train, a diverse group of figures, characteristic of Lowry's style, are gathered, including children, adults, and even a small animal (likely a cat), positioned near the train tracks. One figure on the left holds a red signal flag, indicating a railway crossing. The background shows hints of industrial buildings and structures, typical of early to mid-20th-century Northern England. The print is housed in a simple, rectangular wooden frame with a dark brown finish and a slightly decorative, molded profile. The visible condition of the print appears good, with clear imagery and colors, although the overall muted palette is characteristic of Lowry's work. The frame exhibits minor wear consistent with age, such as slight scuffs or dents, but no major damage is apparent. The craftsmanship of the frame is utilitarian, suggesting mass production rather than bespoke custom framing. Given Lowry's historical period and popular reproductions of his work, this print likely dates from the mid to late 20th century. The signature or print details are not visible for precise dating or authentication of the print's edition. The stark contrast between the silhouetted figures and the lighter background, along with the industrial theme, are key stylistic elements.

Estimated Value

$100-250

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Category

Framed Art Print

Appraised On

November 1, 2025

Estimated Value

$100-250

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lowry

Item Description

This item is a framed print depicting a scene titled 'Level Crossing' by the renowned British artist L.S. Lowry. The print features Lowry's distinctive matchstick men figures and industrial landscape. The central focus is a black steam locomotive with 'L.N.E.R.' (London and North Eastern Railway) visible on its side, emitting smoke from its chimney. Below the train, a diverse group of figures, characteristic of Lowry's style, are gathered, including children, adults, and even a small animal (likely a cat), positioned near the train tracks. One figure on the left holds a red signal flag, indicating a railway crossing. The background shows hints of industrial buildings and structures, typical of early to mid-20th-century Northern England. The print is housed in a simple, rectangular wooden frame with a dark brown finish and a slightly decorative, molded profile. The visible condition of the print appears good, with clear imagery and colors, although the overall muted palette is characteristic of Lowry's work. The frame exhibits minor wear consistent with age, such as slight scuffs or dents, but no major damage is apparent. The craftsmanship of the frame is utilitarian, suggesting mass production rather than bespoke custom framing. Given Lowry's historical period and popular reproductions of his work, this print likely dates from the mid to late 20th century. The signature or print details are not visible for precise dating or authentication of the print's edition. The stark contrast between the silhouetted figures and the lighter background, along with the industrial theme, are key stylistic elements.

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