The William Turner UniverseTurner pushes landscape and marine to the threshold of abstraction: wind, steam, water and light dissolve the form without making the event disappear.
1775 - 1851Life of the British painter
1789Entrance to Royal Academy schools
Sea & lightTwo continuous threads of his career
30,000 €Works and studies created by Turner - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
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1775 -1851 · Light, sea and British sublime
Turner pushes landscape and marine to the threshold of abstraction: wind, steam, water and light dissolve the form without making the event disappear.
Joseph Mallord William Turner was born in London in 1775 and entered the Royal Academy schools at a very young age. Watercolorist, engraver and painter, he traveled to Great Britain then to Europe to study architecture, mountains, ports and meteorological effects. Turner mastered topography but gradually transformed it: color, light and material took precedence over the stable delimitation of objects. His navies confront ship, storm, industry, war and commerce. In late views, steam or foam seems to invade the entire canvas. Saltash observes the passage of water and the activity of Cornwall with a keen sense of atmosphere; Saltash observes the passage of water and the activity of Cornwall with a keen sense of atmosphere; Saltash observes the passage of water and the activity of Cornwall with a keen sense of atmosphere; Whalers brings out whalers, swells and violence of hunting in a pictorial whirlwind. Upon his death, the immense ensemble preserved in his workshop was bequeathed to the British nation, offering an exceptional testimony to his work process. The "William Turner" selection notably compares Saltash with the Water Ferry, Cornwall and Whalers. His reading favors the material.
Turner doesn't make the world vague: he shows precisely what in the world is constantly changing - light, air, water and speed.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Joseph Mallord William Turner was born in London in 1775 and entered the Royal Academy schools at a very young age. Watercolorist, engraver and painter, he traveled to Great Britain then to Europe to study architecture, mountains, ports and meteorological effects. Turner mastered topography but gradually transformed it: color, light and material took precedence over the stable delimitation of objects. His navies confront ship, storm, industry, war and commerce. In late views, steam or foam seems to invade the entire canvas. Saltash observes the passage of water and the activity of Cornwall with a keen sense of atmosphere; Saltash observes the passage of water and the activity of Cornwall with a keen sense of atmosphere; Saltash observes the passage of water and the activity of Cornwall with a keen sense of atmosphere; Whalers brings out whalers, swells and violence of hunting in a pictorial whirlwind. Upon his death, the immense ensemble preserved in his workshop was bequeathed to the British nation, offering an exceptional testimony to his work process.
Master topography and watercolor
British travel, architecture and the Royal Academy established his reputation. This milestone sheds light on the "William Turner" collection by favoring the material.
Expand the landscape to the modern sublime
Alps, Italy, sea and history intensify light and color.
Dissolve shapes in the atmosphere
Steam, storm and late navy lead painting towards a new freedom.
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Active light
Clarity passes through objects and directly organizes composition. This line guides a reading of "William Turner" centered on matter.
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Atmospheric matter
Fog, rain and spray remain visible in the key.
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Sublime scale
The human being or the ship seems fragile in the face of the elements.
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Mobile modernity
Steam, ferry and industry enter the landscape without losing their strangeness.
Explore by universe
See the sea between passage and violence
Ferry, Coast, Whaler and Storm give both active works several levels of reading.
Passage01
Cross a changing space
In Saltash, ferry, shore and light tell the story of daily traffic.
For the place. Reading of "William Turner" through the material.Coast02
Anchor atmosphere
Cornwall provides relief and depth to a moving scene.
For the landscapeHunting03
Show violent economics
Whalers combines maritime industry, animal and danger.
For historyStorm04
Make the material an event
Foam and sky take on as much importance as ships.
For the sublimeCornwall · Turner05
Saltash with the Water Ferry, Cornwall
Saltash combines ferry, shore and light in a scene where traffic becomes atmosphere.
Landmark work by William TurnerWhalers · Turner06
Whalers
Whalers mixes ships, hunting and foam in a late vision of great material power.
Landmark work by William Turner
Works to discover
Two Marines by William Turner
The two active reproductions oppose the passage of water in Saltash and whaling on the high seas.
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