Adopt Head of a Man (1938) Art Book In Children’s Playground

In Children’s Playground

Lowry finds beauty in the ordinary and rhythm in the routines of city life

The two figures stand together yet appear emotionally distant

this piece makes a stylish addition to your decor

Hilma af Klint

Adopt Head of a Man (1938) Art Book In Children’s PlaygroundHead of a Man has been described as like a reflection one might catch of oneself after a sleepless night, all healthy vigour drained, leaving only strain, tension, physical discomfort and utter despair. In Lowrys own words I was simply letting off steam. I started doing a big self portrait. I thought, Whats the use of it? I dont want it and no one else will. I turned it into a grotesque head. Im glad I did it. I like it better than a self portrait. By