David Henty | Going to the Match (after L.S. Lowry) Vibrant Palette reflective

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This is the particular quality that oil painting

I Don't Want To Go To Heaven

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The figure in Pure Energy radiates power and calm simultaneously — the paradoxical quality that has always defined Maxim's own stage presence

David Henty | Going to the Match (after L.S. Lowry) Vibrant Palette reflectiveDavid Henty (b. 1958) Going to the Match (after L. S. Lowry) L. S. Lowrys matchstick crowds, drawn from the industrial streets of his native Salford, remain among the most recognisable images in twentieth century British painting his 1953 work Going to the Match holding the record as the most expensive Lowry ever sold at auction. Hentys homage takes up the same subject: a crowd of football supporters streaming toward a match beneath smoking factory