Lowry Art

Lowry Art is categorized into several groups, each defined by their relations to artistic schools of thought, such as classical, renaissance, modern, and post-modern, just to name a few examples. Arguments can be made for the movement of certain pieces between these and other schools, and not every piece will align perfectly with a single school either. This page however sets out to define the eras in Lowry art creation, explaining them in chronological order.

Ancient and Pre-Historical
The earliest created pieces made during the first Mystery of the druids stream are defined under this general category. Most pieces found here are fairly crude drawings and contain a modification of a general image of Lowry posing above his chair. Beyond this there is little to interpret in these images, which can described as little more than cave drawings or the scribblings of mad men and women. Modern art historians find the early pieces as little importance, though recognition does stand in the community for the early artists in pioneering the faith that holds strong today in the Lowry chat. Because of the pre-historical nature of art from this era, little of it remains today. Notable is the burning of the old Mandalore server, which contained what modern historians believe to be the only cache of all known Ancient Lowry art pieces. It's destruction is a tragedy of which the consequences still are known to this day.

Preservation of Art
In the early times, the worshippers of Lowry were only able to gather and spread their ideas by loitering in the chatrooms of

Classical Period
Following the creation of the Church of Lowry, efforts immediately began to secure and preserve the pieces created for the honoring of Lowry. At the same time, the art pieces became more provoking and intelligent, pulling references from a variety of sources from the other cultures that existed alongside the Church.

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