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Joseph Mallord William Turner

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Joseph Mallord William Turner

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1787 – the first sketches and drawings, corroborating the tradition

Under Thomas Malton

1794 – engravings

1796 – oil paintings

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The Influence

Cozens

the Welsh landscape painter Richard Wilson

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The Technique

a more poetic and imaginative approach to landscape

pursue to the end of his career with ever-Increasing brilliance

to be more inward & consciously distilled light – the means of diminishing the

reality

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The Royal Academy

1799 - an associate

1802 – a full academician

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…so fundamental as his love of the sea …

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The Cornerstones:

waves and storms, upon clouds and vapour

a consequent thorough knowledge of wave forms

at heart a sailor

a ship is perceived as a living creature

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The Shipwreck

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The theme being acute…

a liking to natural phenomena a period of great English shipping make trade possible to portray the power of the

elements and how no one is immune from the dangers of an angry sea

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William Falconer

(shipwreck survivor of the

Britannia)

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From Turner's

Notebook

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Critics…

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