Nash painted moody, atmospheric woodland and landscape scenes in Britain during the same mid century period, sharing Lowry's grey tonal palette and ability to imbue natural settings with emotional weight and a sense of quiet unease.

Wood created evocative British landscape paintings with a similarly restrained and melancholic atmosphere, using muted tones and simplified forms to capture the emotional resonance of rural and semi industrial environments.

Gilman applied oil paint to capture atmospheric British landscapes and urban environments with a distinctly modern sensibility, sharing Lowry's interest in rendering everyday scenes with emotional depth and a characteristic grey northern light.