Joseph Mallord William Turner

impressionism

Turner Paintings 1775 - 1851 English Painter

Van Goyen Looking Out For a Subject

Oil on canvas, 224x168 cm

The Frick Collection

Sea Landscapes

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Van Goyen Looking Out For a Subject by Joseph Mallord William Turner is entirely handmade without use of artificial methods. It is painted on linen canvas with oil paints of the highest French quality.

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OIL PAINTING: Van Goyen Looking Out For a Subject
Many of the work Turner produced, were inspired by this region, exploring in some detail his response to particular places - Antwerp:Van Goyen Looking Out For a Subject. The Antwerp also provided Turner with a chance to explore qualities of light and colour, something which was of professional concern to him in the 1810s. In this respect, Turner's painting of harbours can be seen as being part of his artistic development, as he begins to use colour to move from a naturalistic to a more 'poetic' response to landscape.