Lowry at Tate
June 24 2013
Video: Telegraph
Here's the Telegraph's art critic Richard Dorment and Tate's Helen Little on the new Lowry exhibition at Tate Britain, which opens on the 26th. Dorment comes away unconvinced that Lowry is 'in any way' a great artist.
Update - a reader writes:
'Without Lowry we would lack an account in paint of the British working class,' says Helen Little. Time for a major William Roberts retrospective, methinks.
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