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Daily Archives: January 18, 2013
Rain Steam and Speed the Great Western Railway
In landscape paintings Turner was committed to the pursuit of light effects, such as fog, steam, sun, fire, water and light. The moving mass and rising fireworks of the composition of works showed almost abstract painting rhythm.Rain Steam and Speed … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting, Romanticism Painting
Tagged Joseph William Turner, lanndscape, light effects
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Fishermen At Sea
Recently, it has been thought that a series of chalk rocks on the left side of Fishermen At Sea was the famous Needles rock group in the western end. However, now we think that what Turner drew was similar to the … Continue reading
