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Joyeux 250e anniversaire de Joseph Mallord William Turner !
Né en 1775, Turner a transformé le genre du paysage grâce à son utilisation novatrice de la lumière, de la couleur et de l'atmosphère, ce qui lui a valu le titre de « peintre de la lumière ». Ses paysages marins spectaculaires, ses ciels lumineux et ses scènes émouvantes ont comblé le fossé entre le romantisme et l'abstraction moderne, inspirant des générations d'artistes.
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Alles Gute zum 250. Geburtstag von Joseph Mallord William Turner!
Der 1775 geborene Turner veränderte das Genre der Landschaftsmalerei durch seinen bahnbrechenden Einsatz von Licht, Farbe und Atmosphäre, was ihm den Titel „Maler des Lichts“ einbrachte. Seine dramatischen Seestücke, leuchtenden Himmel und gefühlvollen Szenen überbrückten die Kluft zwischen Romantik und moderner Abstraktion und inspirierten Generationen von Künstlern.
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Happy 250th Birthday of Joseph Mallord William Turner!
Born in 1775, Turner transformed the landscape genre with his pioneering use of light, color, and atmosphere, earning him the title “Painter of Light.” His dramatic seascapes, luminous skies, and emotive scenes bridged the gap between Romanticism and modern abstraction, inspiring generations of artists.
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J.M.W. Turner
Exhibition: Turner Prize Date: 25 September 2018 – 6 January 2019 Venue: Tate Britain, UK Joseph Mallord William Turner was born at 21 Maiden Lane, Covent Garden, London, sometime in late April or early May 1775. (The artist himself liked to claim that he was born on 23, April which is both the English national holiday, St George’s Day, and William Shakespeare’s birthday, although no verification of that claim has ever been found.) His father, William, was a wigmaker and barber. We know little about Turner’s mother, Mary (née Marshall), other than that she was mentally unbalanced, and that her instability was exacerbated by the fatal illness of Turner’s younger…
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