J M W Turner Paintings

Working in acrylic on canvas he is inspired by the works of the New York Expressionist from the 1950’s and J M W Turner, the British landscape painter. The combination of various col...

Working in acrylic on canvas he is inspired by the works of the New York Expressionist from the 1950’s and J M W Turner, the British landscape painter. The combination of various col...

In rendering optical phenomena, Hayakawa considers this pursuit an exploration of the physics of light itself. His influences include J.M.W. Turner and Paul Cézanne who set out to b...

J M W Turner became acquainted with Mr Walter Ramsden Hawksworth Fawkes of Farnley Hall, Yorkshire, in 1802.

Working in acrylic on canvas he is inspired by the works of the New York Expressionist from the 1950’s and J M W Turner, the British landscape painter. The combination of various col...

For much of his life, Hercules Brabazon Brabazon was a gentleman artist. Admired by John Ruskin as an heir to J M W Turner, he joined the eminent critic on a sketching tour to northe...

In 1850 this became the Portland Gallery, Regent Street, and he became its Secretary. His paintings are characterised by great versatility, natural colours, and visual realism, often...

The first picture exhibited was a view "On the Thames, near Great Marlow, Bucks" – a small canvas shown at the Royal Academy in 1844. Niemanns paintings are characterised by great v...

At an early age, Wright became interested in the way this landscape was seen by artists particularly in the work of John Martin, J.M.W Turner as well as James Abbott Whistler.

At an early age, Wright became interested in the way this landscape was seen by artists particularly in the work of John Martin, J.M.W Turner as well as James Abbott Whistler.

At an early age, Wright became interested in the way this landscape was seen by artists particularly in the work of John Martin, J.M.W Turner as well as James Abbott Whistler.

Titles -- “Silent Grotto” and “Stalactite”-- are clues to understanding the origins.” “There are echoes of J.M.W. Turner whose 19th century churning seas of color were some of the...

The Picture is currently without glass, but this can be done for a prospective purchaser William Knox was a renowned artist who painted in and around Venice for many years and produ...

In 1850 this became the Portland Gallery, Regent Street, and he became its Secretary. His paintings are characterised by great versatility, natural colours, and visual realism, often...

CHARLES BENTLEY British, 1806-1854 Straits of Dover Watercolor and bodycolor on paper 8¾ x 12¼ inches (22.3 x 31 cm) In this work the artist loosely follows the composition of J.M...

His style sits firmly within the British Romantic landscape tradition, and shows the influence of his forebears Thomas Gainsborough, John Constable and J. W. M. Turner. Rowe was a ...

His style sits firmly within the British Romantic landscape tradition, and shows the influence of his forebears Thomas Gainsborough, John Constable and J. W. M. Turner. Rowe was a ...

His style sits firmly within the British Romantic landscape tradition, and shows the influence of his forebears Thomas Gainsborough, John Constable and J. W. M. Turner. Rowe was a ...

His style sits firmly within the British Romantic landscape tradition, and shows the influence of his forebears Thomas Gainsborough, John Constable and J. W. M. Turner. Rowe was a ...

His style sits firmly within the British Romantic landscape tradition, and shows the influence of his forebears Thomas Gainsborough, John Constable and J. W. M. Turner. Rowe was a ...

Wallace after the famous painting by J. M. W. Turner. Shows small boats struggling in stormy waters in Hastings Harbor on the southern English coast.

Fingal's Cave captured the imagination of Enlightenment thinkers and Romantic artists and was celebrated by the poet James MacPherson, the composer Felix Mendelssohn, the painter J.M...

A finely detailed etching by Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851) from his Liber Studiorum series. Turner designed and etched the plate himself after his 1809 painting London fr...

A finely detailed etching from Joseph Mallord William Turner's (1775-1851) Liber Studiorum series. Turner designed and etched the plate himself, whilst the sepia gradations of tone w...

This beautiful 19th century framed engraving "Dover" by Thomas Lupton is based on an original painting by the renowned British artist J.M.W. Turner, which depicts a panoramic view of...

A large & finely executed panoramic view of the Grand Canal, depicting Santa Maria della Salute and The Doges Palace from the Giudecca. This sensitively rendered work pays homage to...

The Arcadian Landscape English School, circa 1830's circle of Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851) oil painting on canvas, framed original/ period gilt frame overall size: 24 x...

After J.M.W. Turner's 1844 study of Iffley Mill on the River Thames. Signed to the lower right and presented in a gilt slip. Signed. On canvas on stretchers.

Following the lead of David Cox and J.M.W. Turner, Syer travelled extensively in North Wales and, as witnessed in the painting being offered here, many of his finest landscapes captu...

Following the lead of David Cox and J.M.W. Turner, Syer travelled extensively in North Wales and, as witnessed in the painting being offered here, many of his finest landscapes captu...

Though often compared to J.M.W. Turner, Pyne retained his own ideas. Here, one senses not only a place, but an experience: the stillness of evening, the cooling air, and the quiet r...

Claude was said to have been influenced by the Nottingham painters Henry Dawson and J. M. W. Turner due to the use of light in his paintings, although it has been said that his paint...

His own art collection was evidence of his admiration for 17th-century Dutch painters, for J. M. W. Turner and Richard Wilson and for contemporaries such as Clarkson Stanfield.

After an early career as a theatrical scene painter and creator of dioramas – often in collaboration with his friend David Roberts – Clarkson Stanfield became the only rival to J.M.W...

Horsburgh engraved plates after J. M. W. Turner, for England and Wales, William Bernard Cooke's Southern Coast of England and Walter Scott's works and other publications.

John Ruskin considered Stanfield the nearest rival to J.M.W.Turner (1775-1851) as a delineator of cloud forms and compared the nautical knowledge of his marine works favourably with ...

The Impressionist-turned-Expressionist painter is inspired by the atmospheric qualities of works by Claude Monet and J. M. W. Turner and cites Gerhard Richter as a more contemporary ...

In 1861, Edward and Thomas left together for England to continue their studies and came under the influence of seascape painter J.M.W. Turner as well as the Dutch painters of the sev...

Moltino specialised in atmospheric cityscapes of the river Thames and Victorian London, and in particular vedute scenes of Venice in the style of J. M. W. Turner. Moltino died in Wan...

M. W. Turner, claiming that the Impressionists simply developed their existing painterly techniques."

As the sun begins to set on the horizon, it casts a warm glow over the ocean. In the foreground, fishing boats sail on calm waves shimmering in the sunlight. The artist has captured ...

John Ruskin, in speaking of J. M. W. Turner's sea views, said no painter had yet accomplished; that is, the representation of the creamy foam which the storm lashes up from the waves...

He used transparent paint mixed with varnish which gives his work a watery appearance. With this painting, the artist is showing his skill and his inspiration from the great Master J...

He used transparent paint mixed with varnish which gives his work a watery appearance. With this painting, the artist is showing his skill and his inspiration from the great Master J...

He used transparent paint mixed with varnish which gives his work a watery appearance. With this painting, the artist is showing his skill and his inspiration from the great Master J...

He used transparent paint mixed with varnish which gives his work a watery appearance. With this painting, the artist is showing his skill and his inspiration from the great Master J...

He used transparent paint mixed with varnish which gives his work a watery appearance. With this painting, the artist is showing his skill and his inspiration from the great Master J...

He used transparent paint mixed with varnish which gives his work a watery appearance. With this painting, the artist is showing his skill and his inspiration from the great Master J...

He used transparent paint mixed with varnish which gives his work a watery appearance. With this painting, the artist is showing his skill and his inspiration from the great Master J...

He used transparent paint mixed with varnish which gives his work a watery appearance. With this painting, the artist is showing his skill and his inspiration from the great Master J...

Juanita is largely self-taught and is inspired by masters such as Diebenkorn, J.M.W. Turner, Giorgio Morandi, William Thon and others.

M. W. Turner, and the myriad European artists working in Italy at the time of his journey.

Beginning artmaking later in her life, Juanita is largely self-taught and is inspired by masters such as Diebenkorn, J.M.W. Turner, Giorgio Morandi, William Thon and others.