Exploring the imaginative landscapes of J. M. W. Turner
In short: This lecture by Professor Simon Schama examines the diverse body of work produced by J. M. W. Turner, from his detailed topographical views to the vast scenes born of his own imagination.
Presented alongside The Met's exhibition of the artist, this talk explores the multifaceted career of J. M. W. Turner (1775–1851). Professor Simon Schama of Columbia University analyzes how Turner's oeuvre spans across various genres, including his characteristic seascapes, topographical views, and historical subjects, alongside more fantastical scenes from his imagination.
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