Joseph Mallord William Turner Collection (#4)

The Bridge and Goats, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
The Bridge and Goats, published 1812

Dunstanborough Castle, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Dunstanborough Castle, published 1808

Morpeth, published 1809. Creator: JMW Turner
Morpeth, published 1809

Pembury Mill, Kent, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Pembury Mill, Kent, published 1808

Chain of Alps from Grenoble to Chamberi, published 1812. Creators: JMW Turner, William Say
Chain of Alps from Grenoble to Chamberi, published 1812

Inverary Castle and Town, 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Inverary Castle and Town, 1816

Coast of Yorkshire, published 1811. Creators: JMW Turner, William Say
Coast of Yorkshire, published 1811

Norham Castle, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Norham Castle, published 1816

Juvenile Tricks, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Juvenile Tricks, published 1811

London from Greenwich, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
London from Greenwich, published 1811

The Woman and Tambourine, published 1807. Creator: JMW Turner
The Woman and Tambourine, published 1807

Solitude, published 1814. Creator: JMW Turner
Solitude, published 1814

Bridge and Cows, published 1807. Creator: JMW Turner
Bridge and Cows, published 1807

Near Blair Athol, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Near Blair Athol, published 1811

Holy Island Cathedral, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Holy Island Cathedral, published 1808

The Fall of the Clyde, published 1809. Creator: JMW Turner
The Fall of the Clyde, published 1809

Scene in the Campagna, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Scene in the Campagna, published 1812

Basle, published 1807. Creator: JMW Turner
Basle, published 1807

Isis, published 1819. Creator: JMW Turner
Isis, published 1819

The Fifth Plague of Egypt, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
The Fifth Plague of Egypt, published 1808

Tenth Plague of Egypt, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Tenth Plague of Egypt, published 1816

Lake of Thun, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Lake of Thun, published 1808

Ville de Thun, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Ville de Thun, published 1816

Mt. Saint Gothard, 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Mt. Saint Gothard, 1808

Kingston Bank, No. 2, 1896. Creator: Frank Short
Kingston Bank, No.2, 1896

Lauffenbourgh on the Rhine, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Lauffenbourgh on the Rhine, published 1811

The Woman of Samaria, published 1819. Creator: JMW Turner
The Woman of Samaria, published 1819

Water Mill, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Water Mill, published 1812

Frontispiece, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Frontispiece, published 1812

Bonneville, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Bonneville, published 1816

The Bridge in Middle Distance, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
The Bridge in Middle Distance, published 1808

The Castle Above the Meadows, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
The Castle Above the Meadows, published 1808

The Straw Yard, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
The Straw Yard, published 1808

Ships in a Breeze, published 1808. Creator: JMW Turner
Ships in a Breeze, published 1808

Calm, published 1812. Creator: JMW Turner
Calm, published 1812

Entrance of Calais Harbour, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Entrance of Calais Harbour, published 1816

The Mouth of the Thames?Isle of Sheppey in Distance, 1891. Creator: Frank Short
The Mouth of the Thames?Isle of Sheppey in Distance, 1891

Marine Dabblers, published 1811. Creators: JMW Turner, William Say
Marine Dabblers, published 1811

Windmill and Lock, published 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Windmill and Lock, published 1811

Mill near the Grand Chartreuse, published 1816. Creator: JMW Turner
Mill near the Grand Chartreuse, published 1816

A Packet Boat off Dover, c. 1836. Creator: JMW Turner
A Packet Boat off Dover, c. 1836

A Waterfall, 1795 / 1796. Creator: JMW Turner
A Waterfall, 1795/1796

Oberwesel, 1840. Creator: JMW Turner
Oberwesel, 1840

A Yorkshire River, c. 1827. Creator: JMW Turner
A Yorkshire River, c. 1827

The Pass of Saint Gotthard, Switzerland, 1803-04. Creator: JMW Turner
The Pass of Saint Gotthard, Switzerland, 1803-04

Street with Church and Figures, 1822 to 1825. Creator: Unknown
Street with Church and Figures, 1822 to 1825. Formerly attributed to Joseph Mallord William Turner and Peter DeWint

Mountainous Landscape with Figures and Cattle, 1806 to 1807. Creator: Unknown
Mountainous Landscape with Figures and Cattle; Rocky Landscape with Figures and Cattle Resting, 1806 to 1807. Formerly attributed to Joseph Mallord William Turner and Peter DeWint

?Petit Andeleys on the Seine, 1822 to 1825. Creator: Unknown
?Petit Andeleys on the Seine; Landscape with a Castle on a Hill, 1822 to 1825. Formerly attributed to Joseph Mallord William Turner and Peter DeWint

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Joseph Mallord William Turner, one of the greatest British landscape painters, left an indelible mark on the art world with his breathtaking works. In "The Fighting Temeraire, " painted in 1839, Turner captures the poignant scene of a once-mighty warship being towed to its final resting place, symbolizing the end of an era. His mastery is further showcased in "Launceston" from 1909, where he skillfully portrays the tranquil beauty of a rural town. Turner's ability to depict maritime scenes shines through in "A First Rate Taking in Stores" from 1818 and "Shoeburyness Fisherman Hailing a Whitstable Hoy. " These paintings transport viewers to bustling harbors and evoke a sense of adventure on the open seas. Meanwhile, his historical piece "Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus" showcases his imagination as he brings ancient Greek mythology to life. Not limited to seascapes alone, Turner also captured architectural wonders like Brinkburn Priory in Northumberland and Boston Lincolnshire. Through these pieces, he demonstrates his keen eye for detail and ability to convey both grandeur and serenity simultaneously. In addition to landscapes and architecture, Turner also ventured into portraiture with his self-portrait created around 1841. This intimate glimpse into the artist's own visage allows us insight into his introspective nature. Whether it be capturing picturesque towns like Scarborough or exploring distant locales such as Portsmouth or Loch Fyne, Turner's work transports us across time and space. His use of light and color creates ethereal atmospheres that stir emotions within us all. Even today, JMW Turner continues to inspire artists worldwide with his innovative techniques and boundless creativity. His legacy lives on through these masterpieces that continue captivating audiences over centuries.