Where Moorby challenges received wisdom is in her reconsideration of the nature of Turner and Constable’s relationship.

His landscape paintings became increasingly blurred ... He would later teach there as a professor of perspective. Joseph Mallord William Turner's self-portrait as a 24-year-oldImage: U.I.G ...

He was known as the “painter of light” thanks to his atmospheric all-weather landscapes illuminating scenes from natural life. But Joseph Mallard William Turner, who was born on April 23, 1775, in ...

Although Turner was trained within the English topographical tradition, his practice was deeply rooted in a wider European heritage of landscape painting. He was inspired by 17th-century Dutch artists ...

The exhibition comprises 83 works by 61 artists, from the 19th century to the present, who, intentionally or not, have depicted forms in blurry and indecisive ways.

Anyone wanting to understand why Joseph Mallord William Turner is Britain ... described as having elevated the landscape to the level of “history painting” – grand narrative images ...

The Yale Center for British Art draws on its wealth of Turner works to stage an exhibition that showcases his immense talent ...

The country's most important prize for modern artalso bears the name of Joseph Mallord William ... Turner's artistic style developed in line with his shifting view of the city. His landscape ...

Conventional wisdom has it that Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851 ... six decades of leading the British art world, he transformed the genres of landscape and seascape.

The country's most important prize for modern art also bears the name of Joseph Mallord William Turner ... 1833 and 1840. Turner's artistic style developed in line with his shifting view of the city.