Mountain Of Love Hancock Gallery Prints with paper texture and deckled

with paper texture and deckled edges

black-and-white image that invites viewers into a whimsical

creating a striking contrast that lends the piece its emotional resonance

Lowry’s fascination with the sea is well documented and upon retiring in the 1950s he began to spend more time in the North East of England

Mountain Of Love Hancock Gallery Prints with paper texture and deckled"Dreams about the magnetic mountain. Be like a mountain, an embodiment of peace. You can rise very high but at the same time, you are permanently connected to the ground, deeply rooted in Mother Earth. The holy mountain is a magnet that also gives safety and at the same time attracts. As I was told by Natalia Miuska the founder of the school of Dreaming In the Chinese Book of Changes, a mountain is a symbol of a new peace." Marcelina Amelia