The country's most important prize for modern artalso bears the name of Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851). The artist was firstly renowned for works spanning glowing sunsets, dark cloud ...

Throughout history, artists have used light and shadow in their work to create the illusion of a three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface.

Few painters have a more capacious and disorienting reputation than Joseph Mallord William Turner ... “Mr. Turner” was depicted as a single-minded artist and dyspeptic loner who disdained ...

Conventional wisdom has it that Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851) was the first modern artist, his impressionistic landscapes and seascapes preceding French Impressionism by at least half ...

Joseph Mallord William Turner’s "Rockets and Blue Lights (Close ... watercolors, drawings and prints — celebrates a 2007 gift of British art from the Manton Foundation, and gives a good ...

Born in 1775, Joseph Mallard William Turner showed artist excellence from an early age and went on to be voted an Associate Member of The Royal Academy at only 27. Inspired by 17th Century masters ...

From Remainers to Reform UK voters, from Mike Leigh to the Bank of England's note-makers, everyone seems to agree that Joseph Mallord William Turner "was our greatest artist", said Jonathan Jones ...

There are currently 14 exhibitions showcasing the works of Joseph Mallord William Turner in various locations around the world, including Lisbon (Portugal), Utsunomiya (Japan), Bedford, London, ...