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What subject matter did L S Lowry choose to paint and draw?
He mostly drew undetailed figures and buildings.
Why did Lowry choose to paint what he did?
He lived near Manchester, the subject of most of his paintings.
What subject did L S Lowry choose to paint and draw?
People in his home town.
What subject matter did L S Lowry chose to paint and draw?
L S Lowry's main subject matter was dull and boring factory scenes in Manchester, where he lived.
What subject matter did LS Lowry choose to paint and draw?
He painted sort of dirty, gritty landscapes of buildings and very simple matchstick type people.
What influence this subject matter why did he choose to draw and paint what he did?
What influenced this subject matter? (why did L S Lowry choose to draw and paint what he did?)
What subject matter did L S Lowry choose to paint and draw?
He mostly drew undetailed figures and buildings.
Why did Lowry choose to paint what he did?
He lived near Manchester, the subject of most of his paintings.
What subject did L S Lowry choose to paint and draw?
People in his home town.
What subject matter did L S Lowry chose to paint and draw?
L S Lowry's main subject matter was dull and boring factory scenes in Manchester, where he lived.
What subject matter did LS Lowry choose to paint and draw?
He painted sort of dirty, gritty landscapes of buildings and very simple matchstick type people.
Why did LS Lowry choose to draw and paint what LS Lowry did?
because he was inspired by life
Roy Lichtenstein what subject matter did he choose to paint?
pop art...
Why did LS Lowry choose to draw and paint what he did?
because he was inspired by life
What subject matter did laurencestephen lowery choose to paint and draw?
because horses are the best
What matter did ls lowry choose to paint and draw?
He painted sort of dirty, gritty landscapes of buildings and very simple matchstick type people.
What subject matter did Wassily Kandinsky choose to paint?
Mainly landscapes until he started to paint non-figuratively about 1911.
