Category: British Literature
_Castle of Chillon_ (18) vii _Saumur_ (23) x _Richmond Bridge--Play_ (20) xi _Worcester_ (25) xii _The Longships Lighthouse, Land’s End_ (27) xiii _Lake Nemi_ (26) xv _The Rigi at Sunrise--Lake of Lucerne (“The Blue Rigi”)_ (28) xvii _Lake of Lucerne: Brunnen in the Distance_...
In the _Coventry_ and _Worcester_ (Plate XII) there is some flagging of Turner’s power--hints of weariness and a sense of effort. There is some “swelling into bombast” in them....
2. Part 2The introduction of the huntsmen, horses and dogs in the foreground of the Cassiobury drawing gives it a sporting and jovial character which is thoroughly in harmony with the sp...
5. Part 5Three figures of women with washing spread on grass in foreground on the left; figures in boat on lake to right. The castle in middle distance near centre; view looking up the R...
1. Part 1_Castle of Chillon_ (18) vii _Saumur_ (23) x _Richmond Bridge--Play_ (20) xi _Worcester_ (25) xii _The Longships Lighthouse, Land’s End_ (27) xiii _Lake Nemi_ (26) xv _The Rigi...
4. Part 4That he was not well represented in this exhibition is hardly surprising. But he had at least one fine architectural drawing in his best manner--the ruins of the Lady Chapel of...
6. Part 65½ in. × 8½ in. Signed, “_Turner, R.A._” Engraved by W. R. Smith for “A Picturesque Tour of Italy, from drawings made in 1816-1817, by James Hakewill, Archt.” Christie’s, 1869 (...