J M W Turner Collection (page 4)

Jason, published 1807. Creator: JMW Turner
Jason, published 1807

East Gate, Winchelsea, published 1819. Creator: JMW Turner
East Gate, Winchelsea, published 1819

Crypt of Kirkstall Abbey, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Crypt of Kirkstall Abbey, published 1812

Moonlight on a River, 1896. Creator: Frank Short
Moonlight on a River, 1896

The Temple of Minerva Medica, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
The Temple of Minerva Medica, published 1811

Rispah, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Rispah, published 1812

Hind Head Hill, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Hind Head Hill, published 1811

Young Anglers, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Young Anglers, published 1811

Winchelsea, Sussex, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Winchelsea, Sussex, published 1812

Rivaux Abbey, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Rivaux Abbey, published 1812

Saint Catherines Hill Near Guilford, 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Saint Catherines Hill Near Guilford, 1811

Hedging and Ditching, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Hedging and Ditching, published 1812

The Source of the Arveron, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
The Source of the Arveron, published 1816

Isleworth, published 1819. Creator: JMW Turner
Isleworth, published 1819

The Bridge and Goats, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
The Bridge and Goats, published 1812

Dunstanborough Castle, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Dunstanborough Castle, published 1808

Morpeth, published 1809. Creator: JMW Turner
Morpeth, published 1809

Pembury Mill, Kent, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Pembury Mill, Kent, published 1808

Chain of Alps from Grenoble to Chamberi, published 1812. Creators: JMW Turner, William Say
Chain of Alps from Grenoble to Chamberi, published 1812

Inverary Castle and Town, 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Inverary Castle and Town, 1816

Coast of Yorkshire, published 1811. Creators: JMW Turner, William Say
Coast of Yorkshire, published 1811

Norham Castle, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Norham Castle, published 1816

Juvenile Tricks, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Juvenile Tricks, published 1811

London from Greenwich, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
London from Greenwich, published 1811

The Woman and Tambourine, published 1807. Creator: JMW Turner
The Woman and Tambourine, published 1807

Solitude, published 1814. Creator: JMW Turner
Solitude, published 1814

Bridge and Cows, published 1807. Creator: JMW Turner
Bridge and Cows, published 1807

Near Blair Athol, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Near Blair Athol, published 1811

Holy Island Cathedral, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Holy Island Cathedral, published 1808

The Fall of the Clyde, published 1809. Creator: JMW Turner
The Fall of the Clyde, published 1809

Scene in the Campagna, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Scene in the Campagna, published 1812

Basle, published 1807. Creator: JMW Turner
Basle, published 1807

Isis, published 1819. Creator: JMW Turner
Isis, published 1819

The Fifth Plague of Egypt, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
The Fifth Plague of Egypt, published 1808

Tenth Plague of Egypt, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Tenth Plague of Egypt, published 1816

Lake of Thun, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Lake of Thun, published 1808

Ville de Thun, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Ville de Thun, published 1816

Mt. Saint Gothard, 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Mt. Saint Gothard, 1808

Kingston Bank, No. 2, 1896. Creator: Frank Short
Kingston Bank, No.2, 1896

Lauffenbourgh on the Rhine, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Lauffenbourgh on the Rhine, published 1811

The Woman of Samaria, published 1819. Creator: JMW Turner
The Woman of Samaria, published 1819

Water Mill, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Water Mill, published 1812

Frontispiece, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Frontispiece, published 1812

Bonneville, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Bonneville, published 1816

The Bridge in Middle Distance, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
The Bridge in Middle Distance, published 1808

The Castle Above the Meadows, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
The Castle Above the Meadows, published 1808

The Straw Yard, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
The Straw Yard, published 1808

Ships in a Breeze, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Ships in a Breeze, published 1808

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JMW Turner, a renowned British artist of the 19th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his breathtaking masterpieces. His works captured the essence of nature and human emotions in a way that was both captivating and thought-provoking. One such masterpiece is "The Fighting Temeraire" painted in 1839. This iconic painting depicts the once majestic warship being towed away to be broken up for scrap. Turner's use of vibrant colors and dramatic lighting evokes a sense of nostalgia and melancholy. In "Whitby" from 1824, Turner showcases his ability to capture the beauty of coastal landscapes. The play between light and shadow creates a mesmerizing atmosphere that transports viewers to this picturesque seaside town. Turner's self-portrait from 1799 reveals not only his artistic talent but also hints at his introspective nature. Through loose brushstrokes and subtle expressions, he offers us a glimpse into his inner world as an artist. "Launceston, " painted in 1909, demonstrates Turner's versatility as an artist by depicting architectural elements with precision and detail. The composition exudes tranquility while showcasing the historical significance of this ancient castle. "A First Rate Taking in Stores" from 1818 showcases Turner's fascination with naval scenes. The dynamic composition captures the energy and movement associated with ships at sea, leaving viewers captivated by its sheer power. "The Angel Standing in the Sun, " created in 1846, explores spiritual themes through vivid imagery. With heavenly light illuminating divine figures against darkened skies, Turner invites contemplation on matters beyond our earthly existence. In "Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus, " painted initially in 1829 but later reworked in 1904, Turner draws inspiration from Greek mythology to create a scene filled with drama and intensity. The contrasting elements highlight Ulysses' defiance against adversity.