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A painting by LS Lowry that seems apt for socially distanced times which has been included in a new online art exhibition. The picture, An Old Street, was painted in 1937. Credit: Angus Blackburn A PAINTING by LS Lowry that seems apt for socially distanced times has been included in a new online art exhibition. The picture, An Old Street, painted in 1937, features in the Art-tastic exhibition, which has begun its virtual run at St Andrews Museum in Fife. While the artist is known for his...

A painting by LS Lowry that seems apt for socially distanced times has been included in a new online art exhibition. The picture, An Old Street, painted in 1937, features in the Art-tastic exhibition, which has begun its virtual run at St Andrews Museum in Fife. While the artist is known for his industrial landscapes and scenes crowded with matchstick-like figures, the people in the painting keep their distance from each other. It was originally part of the collection belonging to Kirkcaldy lin...

A painting by LS Lowry that seems apt for socially distanced times has been included in a new online art exhibition. The picture, An Old Street, painted in 1937, features in the Art-tastic exhibition, which has begun its virtual run at St Andrews Museum in Fife. While the artist is known for his industrial landscapes and scenes crowded with matchstick-like figures, the people in the painting keep their distance from each other. It was originally part of the collection belonging to Kirkcaldy lin...

A painting by LS Lowry that seems apt for socially distanced times has been included in a new online art exhibition. The picture, An Old Street, painted in 1937, features in the Art-tastic exhibition, which has begun its virtual run at St Andrews Museum in Fife. While the artist is known for his industrial landscapes and scenes crowded with matchstick-like figures, the people in the painting keep their distance from each other. It was originally part of the collection belonging to Kirkcaldy lin...

Self Portrait, from the Peploe exhibition. Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A virtual exhibition to mark the 150th anniversary of Scottish colourist Samuel Peploe’s birth has been launched in Fife – with thanks due to a famous local linen magnate. ONFife, Fife’s Cultural Trust, say Peploe’s pieces – with their vibrant paintwork an...