Landlocked Manchester to the Sea: Lowry’s spiritual journey, Michael Howard
As part of our series of events on culture and landscape, this month's Curiosity Club is with Glossop-based art historian Michael Howard as he tracks the artist LS Lowry's spiritual journey response to landscape, from landlocked Manchester to the sea.
Wednesday, 12th March 2025
At the Bookshop
Michael taught both academic and studio-based students for many years at Manchester School of Art and he has published widely on British and European art of the modern period; including books on Goya, Monet, Cézanne and a study of his wife's work – Ghislaine Howard: the Human Touch. His book, L. S. Lowry: A Visionary Artist, remains the benchmark for any serious consideration of the artist.
About Curiosity Club
Taking place in local venues and the bookshop, Curiosity Club is the space where we host experts and knowledgable people, to share their ideas, thoughts and passions with others. Like the bookshop itself, we're here to showcase creative ideas and niche areas of knowledge. Come along to hear about a new subject from an expert in their area of work and meet likeminded people for a social evening, including plenty of opportunity for discussion and chatting.
