Frank Sidney Smith
- 14th -29th June -
A truly beautiful art story
Frank Sidney Smith was not just an artist—he was a storyteller, a historian of his own life, transposing memories onto canvas with the same grit, sincerity, and charm that made L. S. Lowry’s work so iconic. His paintings, often described as Lowry-esque, capture the essence of a life shaped by resilience, hardship, and the rich tapestry of human experience.
His canvases are not simply compositions — they are living estimonies to the places he’s been, the people he’s known, and the stories that shaped him. Sadly, Frank passed away a few years ago, leaving behind a legacy woven into paint and canvas—a lifetime of stories etched in colour.
For years, a private collector has carefully preserved his works, recognizing their significance. Now, for the first time, these paintings are being offered to the world, allowing new audiences to witness the artistry and life story of a man whose experiences deserve to be seen and celebrated
