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Born
in London Turner studied with the watercolorist Thomas Malton
at the Royal Academy, his first painting being exhibited at the
Royal Academy in 1796.
He became famous for his landscapes in
oils and watercolor, his favourite subjects being the sea, storms, sunrise and
sunset
Related Artis
ts include: Frederic CHURCH, Cozens, Caspar David FRIEDRICH, Martin, Monet, Jackson POLLOCK
The Dallas
Museum of Art in Texas had a
retrospective of the career of J. M.
W. Turner, considered by many one of
the greatest landscape painters in
the history of art. The exhibit will
travel to the Metropolitan Museum of
Art later this year. VOA's Carolyn
Turner took in the more than 145
paintings and watercolors during the
exhibition's stop in Washington
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KEY
WORKS
Mortlake
Terrace
Steamboat in a Snowstorm
Approach to Venice
Fishermen at Sea 1796: -
TATE GALLERY - London
Calais Pier 1802: -
NATIONAL GALLERY
-in London
The Shipwreck 1805:
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TATE GALLERY - London
Dido Building Carthage 1815:
- NATIONAL GALLERY
-in London
The Fighting Temeraire c1839: -
NATIONAL GALLERY
-in London
Death of Nelson 1808 -
TATE GALLERY - London
Odysseus Ridiculing Polyphemus 1828 -
TATE GALLERY - London
Rain, Steam and Speed -
TATE GALLERY - London
River Landscape with Viaduct c1813 -
TATE GALLERY - London
Landscape with a River and a Bay in the Background c1835 -
LOUVRE - Paris
Snowstorm in Val d'Aosta 1836 -
THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO
Sun Rising through Vapour: Fishermen Cleaning and Selling Fish -
NATIONAL GALLERY
-in London
River Scene with Steamboat c1826 -
TATE GALLERY - London
The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons October 16 1834 -
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART
Snow Storm - Steamboat off a Harbour's Mouth c1842 -TATE GALLERY - London
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The Fighting Temeraire
original is in the
NATIONAL GALLERY
-in London
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