 She matched Lowry for prices in the early/mid-1970s, and interest in her work has steadily increased more than a decade after her death.Well-known works include 'Piccadilly Circus', 'The New Rover' and 'Pretty Polly' with typically busy crowds fascinated with a snake oil salesman or itinerant gas iron seller.In 1978 she published a book of her paintings called "When Steak was a Shilling a Pound", which included her own prose and thoughts on the Edwardian period.