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Why can't you paint something picturesque?
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Mrs Lowry and Son

Why can't you paintsomething picturesque?

Why can't you paint
something picturesque?

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Why can't you paint something picturesque?
Duration
5 seconds
Views
34
Timestamp in Movie
00:44:28
Uploaded
Jun 13, 2025
Genres
biography, drama, history
Production
Genesius Pictures,IPG Media Pty

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Movie Summary

A portrait of the artist L.S. Lowry and the relationship with his mother, who tries to dissuade him from pursuing his passion.
Bowl of fruit would be a great improvement. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:05
Bowl of fruit would be a great improvement.
Apples, oranges, bunch of grapes... - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:04
Apples, oranges, bunch of grapes...
They're not just pictures of factories, mills, and streets, mother. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:05
They're not just pictures of factories, mills, and stre...
Every window, every brick, every stroke of colour, it's... - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:05
Every window, every brick, every stroke of colour, it's...
I'm compelled to put down everything. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:05
I'm compelled to put down everything.
When I'm walking through Salford streets, - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:14
When I'm walking through Salford streets,
Our world is elsewhere, back in the house we had to leave in Victoria Park. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:07
Our world is elsewhere, back in the house we had to leave in...
We came here... your father couldn't afford... - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:04
We came here... your father couldn't afford...
Laurie, he failed me. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:05
Laurie, he failed me.
The life of it, we hear it thumping, thumping away. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:04
The life of it, we hear it thumping, thumping away.
Ivory black, vermillion, Prussian blue, yellow ochre. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:07
Ivory black, vermillion, Prussian blue, yellow ochre.
Crowds can be the loneliest of places. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:04
Crowds can be the loneliest of places.
They haunt me... the lonely souls. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:06
They haunt me... the lonely souls.
I've no idea, you could've been anyone. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:05
I've no idea, you could've been anyone.
Ooh, right, yeah... - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:04
Ooh, right, yeah...
Well... today I had a visitor. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:04
Well... today I had a visitor.
Oh, no. You always bring in such horrible things. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:05
Oh, no. You always bring in such horrible things.
So I said, of course, she could come in. Let her in. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:04
So I said, of course, she could come in. Let her in.
You? You let a stranger in the house? You? - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:05
You? You let a stranger in the house? You?
Doreen's husband is making her life a misery. - Mrs Lowry and Son 00:04
Doreen's husband is making her life a misery.