LS Lowry Scarf: Yachts (1959)Evoking a lighter, more tranquil side of LS Lowrys work, this silk scarf draws inspiration from Yachts (1959), a scene that captures the gentle movement of boats and figures along the shore. Unlike the industrial energy of his townscapes, this design reflects a sense of openness and quiet leisure. The pearl background enhances the airy quality of the composition, with delicate shapes and subtle colour accents suggesting sails, reflections, and the

making it a functional yet stylish accessory for your bag

Lowry said he had seen all of these people at one time or another and some were well known characters around Manchester

it's the perfect blend of education

Cecily Brown

via dog tracks and art galleries

Gore-Booth was tireless in her pursuit of justice

This piece carries that sense of quiet rarity with it

techniques and incredible creativity across time and space

His signature muted palette and meticulous detailing create a striking contrast between the vast cityscape and the tiny figures that inhabit it

Width: 34 cm

Written by former Children’s Laureate Quentin Blake

From the author of the bestselling Northerners