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William Turner - also known as the "painter of light" - is probably one of the most popular painters of the English Romantic period. His special interest in colors is one of the characteristics that distinguish especially his landscape and sea motifs. For the son of a Devon-born wig and hat maker and a mother from an old family of wealthy butchers and shopkeepers, his entry into the art world was not entirely free of obstacles. But the London-born Turner quickly found his own way.
After early signs of mental confusion in his mother and her subsequent treatment at Bethlem Hospital, young Turner was sent to live with relatives in Brentford, Sunningwell, and eventually Margate. Upon his return to London, Turner's father quickly recognized his son's artistic talent and offered to display some of his works in the store window. In 1789, he was finally admitted to the Royal Academy Schools, where he met Thomas Malton, whom he later described as "his true master." He first began making stage sets - a task that suited his love of opera and music. Turner's varied occupations speak both to his wide-ranging interests and to the need to finance his existence at the Royal Academy, which exhibited his watercolors from 1790 and his oil paintings from 1796. There he made acquaintance with the painter and art historian John Ruskin, a member of the socially critical Arts and Crafts Movement, which he, together with William Morris, had a decisive influence on. Ruskin emerged as one of Turner's greatest supporters.
In 1802, Turner was officially elevated to "Academician" by the Royal Academy and recognized as a child prodigy - he was considered one of the most outstanding artists of his generation. Nevertheless, he initially encountered a number of critics there and often rubbed people the wrong way because of his self-confident manner. Moments that put him in his place as an artist. An episode in 1811, when the Prince Regent praised but did not buy one of Turner's paintings, quickly brought the young artist down to earth but his enthusiasm did not wane. Despite headwinds, Turner even managed to pay homage to critics and he always remained loyal to the Royal Academy.
Turner was primarily interested in the latest techniques and quickly began to question working methods of the old masters and go his own way. This was to eventually influence painters of the Romantic period. His preference for seascapes and later history paintings, show his urge to be more than a landscape painter. Not uncommon for Romantics, myths, history, and literature were to remain steadily important inspirations for the artist. Turner's flair for vivid color combinations give his works a special signature. At the time, Turner's expressive treatment of rather conservative themes was met with criticism, but today is appreciated all the more by connoisseurs. He bequeathed a large part of his works to the English nation.
William Turner - also known as the "painter of light" - is probably one of the most popular painters of the English Romantic period. His special interest in colors is one of the characteristics that distinguish especially his landscape and sea motifs. For the son of a Devon-born wig and hat maker and a mother from an old family of wealthy butchers and shopkeepers, his entry into the art world was not entirely free of obstacles. But the London-born Turner quickly found his own way.
After early signs of mental confusion in his mother and her subsequent treatment at Bethlem Hospital, young Turner was sent to live with relatives in Brentford, Sunningwell, and eventually Margate. Upon his return to London, Turner's father quickly recognized his son's artistic talent and offered to display some of his works in the store window. In 1789, he was finally admitted to the Royal Academy Schools, where he met Thomas Malton, whom he later described as "his true master." He first began making stage sets - a task that suited his love of opera and music. Turner's varied occupations speak both to his wide-ranging interests and to the need to finance his existence at the Royal Academy, which exhibited his watercolors from 1790 and his oil paintings from 1796. There he made acquaintance with the painter and art historian John Ruskin, a member of the socially critical Arts and Crafts Movement, which he, together with William Morris, had a decisive influence on. Ruskin emerged as one of Turner's greatest supporters.
In 1802, Turner was officially elevated to "Academician" by the Royal Academy and recognized as a child prodigy - he was considered one of the most outstanding artists of his generation. Nevertheless, he initially encountered a number of critics there and often rubbed people the wrong way because of his self-confident manner. Moments that put him in his place as an artist. An episode in 1811, when the Prince Regent praised but did not buy one of Turner's paintings, quickly brought the young artist down to earth but his enthusiasm did not wane. Despite headwinds, Turner even managed to pay homage to critics and he always remained loyal to the Royal Academy.
Turner was primarily interested in the latest techniques and quickly began to question working methods of the old masters and go his own way. This was to eventually influence painters of the Romantic period. His preference for seascapes and later history paintings, show his urge to be more than a landscape painter. Not uncommon for Romantics, myths, history, and literature were to remain steadily important inspirations for the artist. Turner's flair for vivid color combinations give his works a special signature. At the time, Turner's expressive treatment of rather conservative themes was met with criticism, but today is appreciated all the more by connoisseurs. He bequeathed a large part of his works to the English nation.
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.jpg "Sunset Over the Lake by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Sky Study by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Fighting Temeraire by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Vesuvius in Eruption by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Fishermen at Sea by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Rain Steam and Speed, The Great Western Railway by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "View of Venice: The Ducal Palace, Dogana and Part of San Giorgio by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Chichester Canal, c.1829 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Morning amongst the Coniston Fells, Cumberland by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Sheerness as Seen from the Nore by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Moonlight over Lake Lucerne by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Yacht Approaching the Coast by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Keelmen Heaving in Coals by Moonlight by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Aeneas and the Cumaean Sybil by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Stormy Sea with Dolphins by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Peace – Burial at Sea by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Eruption of the Soufriere Mountains in the Island of St. Vincent, 30th April 1812 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Lake, Petworth, Sunset; Sample Study by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Riva degli Schiavoni, Venice: Water Fête by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Bell Rock Lighthouse by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Scarlet Sunset by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Mount Vesuvius in Eruption by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Figures in a Storm by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons, 16 October 1834 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Birch Tree by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Red Rigi by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Inverary Pier, Loch Fyne- Morning by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Decline of the Carthaginian Empire by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-690592).jpg "Sunset(?) by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Norham Castle, Sunrise by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Rome, From Mount Aventine by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Landscape in the Fog by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Stormy Sea Breaking on a Shore, 1840-5 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Bay of Baiae, with Apollo and the Sibyl by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Zurich by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Lake, Petworth: Sunset, a Stag Drinking by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Venice, The Mouth of the Grand Canal by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Venice, Entrance to the Grand Canal by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "San Giorgio Maggiore from the Dogana, 1819 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Konstanz by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "On Lake Como by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Chichester Canal by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "A Stormy Sky by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Lucerne by Moonlight by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Venice with the Salute by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Weymouth by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Cliffs from the Sea by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Lucerne from the Lake by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Fire at Sea by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Bridge of Sighs, Ducal Palace and Custom-House, Venice: Canaletti Painting, 1833 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Angel Standing in the Sun, 1846 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "On the River Ouse by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Study of Clouds by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Snowstorm by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Venice, from the Porch of Madonna della Salute by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-309954).jpg "Stonehenge - A Showery Day by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Death on a Pale Horse by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Grand Canal - Venice by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The morning after the storm by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Cologne on the Rhine by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Venice with the Salute by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Venice at Sunrise from the Hotel Europa, with the Campanile by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Rüdesheim, View of the Binger Loch by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1431211).jpg "Longships Lighthouse, Land’s End by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-685316).jpg "Venice: Going to the Ball (San Martino) by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Modern Rome-Campo Vaccino by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "A Storm over the Rigi by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Confluence of the Thames and the Medway by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Lauerzersee with Schwyz and the Mythen by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Three sloops of war and a fishing smack going into harbour, Portsmouth, c.1800-30 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Channel Sketchbook by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Channel Sketchbook by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Banks of the Loire by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Channel Sketchbook by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Slave Ship by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Shipwreck by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Devil")
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.jpg "Snow Storm: Hannibal and his Army Crossing the Alps by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Rain, Steam and Speed - the Great Western Railway by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "The Fighting Temeraire, 1839 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Calais Sands at Low Water, Poissards Gathering Bait, 1830 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Landscape with River and Bay in the Distance by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Transept of Tintern Abbey, Monmouthshire, c. 1794 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Vevey, Lake Geneva by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-317486).jpg "Sunset by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus – Homer")
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.jpg "Calais Pier: An English Packet Arriving by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Capriccio, Venice by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Engraving of the Torrent Bridge in Liège by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-252336).jpg "Mainz and Kastell, 1817 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-307811).jpg "Pallanza, Lake Maggiore by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Valley of Aosta: Snowstorm, Avalanche, and Thunderstorm by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-368510).jpg "Lillebonne, c.1823 by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Fishermen at Sea / The Cholmeley Sea Piece by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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.jpg "Landscape with a River and a Bay in the Background by Joseph Mallord William Turner")
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