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The Art Institute of Chicago has two works on display by one of the world's great landscape painters, J.M.W. Turner, born 250 years ago.
Jock Pettitt, from Art for Guernsey, said the artwork to be displayed had taken inspiration from Turner's work and was a "stunning selection of works in woodcut, pencil, paint, etching and pastels".
The link between JMW Turner and the landscapes that inspired him is to be the focus of an exhibition being held to mark the 250th anniversary of his birth.
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JMW Turner celebrated with year-long festival - MSNA year-long festival of exhibitions and events to celebrate 250 years since the birth of artist JMW Turner has been announced. Joseph Mallord William Turner was born in London on 23 April 1775 and ...
The lost Turner was found between some mid-19th Century watercolours and hunting prints - said to be "nothing very exciting" A lost watercolour by one of Britain's greatest landscape artists found ...
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A year-long festival of exhibitions and events to celebrate 250 years since the birth of artist JMW Turner has been announced. Joseph Mallord William Turner was born in London on 23 April 1775 and ...
As part of the 250th anniversary celebration of JMW Turner, this small display at the great artist’s summer house shows his studies of animals and birds ...
The way JMW Turner depicted a storm at sea shocked his contemporaries, and foreshadowed the evolution of abstract art.
Auctions A $300 Watercolor Turns Out to Be a JMW Turner That Could Be Worth $38,000 The painter's rendering of a cathedral is heading to auction.
A JMW Turner painting of Chepstow Castle overlooking the River Wye has sold at auction to Chepstow Museum for £93,375. The sale price has beaten by almost double the pre-auction estimate of £ ...
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