Lowry, L. S.Low‧ry, L. S. /ˈlaʊri/ 
(1887–1976) a British painter known for his scenes from the industrial North of England showing factories and crowds of small thin people (matchstick men) rushing about. He used a very simple style of painting, and he especially combined the use of white and grey.
(1887–1976) a British painter known for his scenes from the industrial North of England showing factories and crowds of small thin people (matchstick men) rushing about. He used a very simple style of painting, and he especially combined the use of white and grey.