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All my life I have felt most strongly against social distinction of any kind. I have at all time tried to paint to the best of my ability and would only hope that any remembrance of me when I'm am gone will be base on my work.

— L. S. Lowry

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I see lots of people everywhere, one lot going one way and the other lot going in the opposite way, as a rule.

I look upon human beings as automatons..because they all think they can do what they want but they can't.They are not free.No one is

You don't need brains to be a painter, just feelings

Without knowing what it was, I had an instinctive feeling that the time had come to drop industrials (paintings) .Now I feel more strongly than ever that the figures stand on their own two feet.

A street is not a street without people..the composition was incidental to the people.

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