From Landscape painting to Pop Art, there is a wealth of exhibitions to see in the UK outside of London this summer, ...

Tickets for the Walker Art Gallery’s major exhibition exploring the work of JMW Turner and his enduring impact on later generations are on sale from today – exactly 250 years since the artist ...

The 1838 painting ... It is believed Turner did not bear witness to the Temeraire’s final voyage but recreated the scene from contemporary reports, framing it against a sunset for poignant ...

I adore all of Turner's paintings, but I especially love The Fighting Temeraire for its golden sunset and ethereal, dreamlike quality. It is so dramatic! I recently spent time with it at the National ...

Anyone wanting to understand why Joseph Mallord William Turner is Britain’s greatest artist need look no further than his extraordinary 1842 painting ... created dramatic sunset views that ...

“Tracey, as a painter, just loves this idea–that she has seen the same sunset, the same shoreline, as Turner. For her, that's very resonant,’ says Droth. ‘And she loves the idea that her paintings can ...

Joseph Mallord William Turner, an English Romantic painter, often used colouring as an expressive tool. In his painting, The Slave Ship, on the background of a vivid sunset, depicts chained, enslaved ...

On a summer evening last year, on a clifftop by Porthmeor Beach in Cornwall, southwest England, passers-by might have seen an artist in a tracksuit painting the sunset ... about J.M.W. Turner ...

Sunset over Petworth Park, Sussex, c.1828, by Joseph Mallord William Turner ... dramatic paintings of turbulent seas, watercolour needn’t be all daintiness. Turner would agree.

A painting submitted through Christie’s online appraisals service has been found to be a valued watercolor by J.M.W. Turner, according to the Art Newspaper. The piece — now known to be “The ...

There’s John Singleton Copley, with “Watson and the Shark,” 1778, a beloved piece from the MFA collection, and J.M.W. Turner ... at the waves in Turner’s painting, it’s no great ...

JMW Turner was a bit of an eccentric ... so much so that subsequent generations of critics and art historians questioned the tale’s authenticity. Sure, Turner was a proud en plein air painter ...