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  • Turner-Clare Hall and King’s College Chapel
    Art,  Art and Design,  Art Exhibition,  Art in Europe,  Artist,  Français

    J.M.W. Turner

    July 9, 2018 / 0 Comments

    Exposition: Prix Turner Date: 25 Septembre 2018-6 Janvier 2019 Lieu : Tate Britain, UK Joseph Mallord William Turner naquit au 21 Maiden Lane, à Covent Garden à Londres, fin avril ou début mai 1775. L’artiste lui-même aimait à penser qu’il était né le 23 avril, qui est à la fois un jour de fête nationale, la Saint-Georges et l’anniversaire de William Shakespeare, mais aucune preuve n’a été fournie à ce jour. Son père, William, était perruquier et barbier. Nous connaissons peu de choses au sujet de sa mère, Mary (née Marshall), à part le fait qu’elle souffrait de troubles psychiques, un état aggravé par la maladie de la jeune soeur de Turner qui mourut…

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    January 26, 2015 / 0 Comments

    Do you know what the last sentence of Joseph Mallord William Turner – incontrovertibly the greatest British painter of all time – was? “The sun is God.” The last words of a real genius! They sum up not only his beliefs, but also his notion of art. People call him the “painter of light”. They could just as well call him the “painter of the sea”. Perhaps they should go for “the painter of the sea AND WHOA DO YOU SEE THAT LIGHT?!” From February 24 to May 24, the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles is hosting one of the biggest Turner exhibitions that has ever been, focusing…

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