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joseph mallord william turner, venice: the dogana and san giorgio maggiore (1834). national gallery of art, washington, d.c., widener collection, 1942.9.85.
salem, ma - the peabody essex museum (pem) presents the largest u.s. exhibition of joseph mallord william turners maritime paintings. turner & the sea features more than 100 works spanning the 50-year career of one of britains most celebrated painters. encompassing oils, watercolors, prints and sketches from the 1790s to the mid-1800s, this first full-scale examination of turners lifelong attraction to the sea follows the artists evolution from precocious young painter to one of the most important, controversial and prolific masters of his art. dramatic and roiling, sunlit and cloudstruck, the power of turners glorious canvases changed the maritime aesthetic and influenced countless painters hundreds of years after his time. turner & the sea is on view at pem may 31 - september 1, 2014.
this documentary chronicles the rise of joseph mallord william turner (1775-1851). known for his technical skills and use of light, he is considered one of the greatest landscape painters of all time. in an overview of turners career and influences, this film includes footage of locations important to him in wales, switzerland and england, and readings from writers and artists of the era, including john ruskin and lord byron. narrated by jeremy irons. for reservations, please call |||phone_number||| , ext. 3011 or book online at pem.org/calendar.
sign up on the day of the event and meet at the information desk.
stop by for a watercolor demonstration given by christopher pullman, who looks to the seashore, the houses of cape ann and the marine railways of gloucester for inspiration. then try your hand at painting.
christine riding, senior curator and head of arts at the national maritime museum, discusses the vision behind the exhibition and how the process of organizing it generated new insights into turner’s work. following her presentation she’s joined by daniel finamore, pem’s russell w. knight curator of maritime art and history, for a conversation about turner’s impact on marine painting internationally, from his time right up to today.
hear what was happening musically in the early 19th century, turners time period, as the renowned handel and haydn society period instrument orchestra and chorus perform stunning works by mendelssohn, haydn and british composers working at the same time as j.m.w. turner. this boston ensemble is known for providing audiences the opportunity to hear the unique textures and dynamics of period instruments. join us for this intimate and gratifying musical experience.
press reception and exhibition preview of turner & the sea on thursday, may 29 from 9:30-11:30am. kindly respond by thursday, may 22, to caryn boehm at |||email_address||| or by calling |||phone_number||| .
turner & the sea has been produced by the national maritime museum, part of royal museums greenwich, london. supported by an indemnity from the federal council on the arts and the humanities. carolyn and peter s. lynch and the lynch foundation, and the manton foundation provided generous support. the east india marine associates of the peabody essex museum also provided support.

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