Rare L.S. Lowry paintings, including Going To The Match, to auction in London on October 22, with values up to £600,000.

Rare L.S. Lowry artworks, including Going To The Match (1928) and Industrial Landscape (1957), are set to auction at Christie’s in London on October 22, with estimates reaching millions of pounds. Pieces like Bourton-On-The-Water and A Footbridge are each valued at £400,000–600,000. A 1956 painting, Senhouse Street, sold for over £800,000 in 2024. The works, from private collections, reflect strong global demand and Lowry’s enduring legacy, with one piece originally acquired by his close friend and patron Geoffrey Bennett, who later became an Anglican priest and officiated at Lowry’s 1976 funeral.