Juneteenth celebrates the fall of slavery in the U.S. At the Charles H. Wright Museum in Detroit, visitors heard from descendants of slaves.

The link between JMW Turner and the landscapes that inspired him is to be the focus of an exhibition being held in England to mark the 250th anniversary of his birth. Petworth House in West Sussex, ...

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The latest (and current) is “J.M.W ... mature Turner found an outlet for his fury in the righteous cause of abolition. One of the most powerfully harrowing paintings of all time, “Slave ...

Nature has inspired artists for generations. The term art has always conjured visions of beautiful landscapes and natural ...

Captive Africans are taken by boat to the slave ship Clotilda in 1860 ... Decades later, in 1906, when Abache (Clara Turner) talked of the filth, the darkness, the heat, the chains, and the ...

By Michael Prodger JMW Turner baffled his contemporaries ... as well as the big house in Queen Anne Street there was also land in Dagenham and a pub, The Ship and Bladebone, in Wapping, which he would ...

‘There is a Turner for everybody,’ says Amy Concannon ... My problem is I lived with Turners for so long when I was at Tate — his seascapes, Slave ship is an amazing painting, I even love his self ...

“J.M.W. Turner ... 1832),” which portrays a ship pulling a black cloud of coal and an amber sun on the horizon through almost supernatural, atmospheric effects. “The painting exemplifies Turner’s ...

Spellbound by nature: Turner’s Staffa, Fingal’s Cave (1831-32) will be on show in the exhibition J.M.W. Turner ... a Jamaican cattle ranch that used slave labour. The Tate also points out ...

Joseph Mallord William Turner was born in London on 23 April ... He is known for the works The Fighting Temeraire, The Slave Ship, The Battle Of Trafalgar and The Burning Of The Houses Of Lords ...