An incredible discovery has been made in the world of art, as unearthed tapes of interviews with renowned artist LS Lowry have revealed new insights into his life and work. Angela Bogg, an art lover, spent hours speaking to the artist in the 1970s, capturing his thoughts and reflections on his iconic urban landscapes.
The recordings, found by Bogg’s son after her passing in 2022, have shed light on Lowry’s personal life and artistic inspiration. In the interviews, Lowry described himself as a “drifter” who never had a romantic relationship, but found solace in his art and the industrial scenes of Pendlebury that inspired his signature style.
Despite his private nature, Lowry opened up to Bogg during their conversations, revealing the meticulous process behind his paintings and the deep connection he felt to his work. The tapes, which had been untouched for over 40 years, also contain drawings and artifacts that provide a unique glimpse into the artist’s world.
The discovery of these tapes has sparked renewed interest in LS Lowry’s life and legacy, offering art enthusiasts a rare opportunity to hear directly from the artist himself. The recordings have now been donated to the arts center that bears Lowry’s name, ensuring that his words and wisdom will continue to inspire future generations of artists and art lovers.
