One of the major themes in Homer’s paintings of Cullercoats was that of the fishwives watching for the return of their men.
Turner
Homer’s painting was transformed during his stay in Cullercoats. Why did he go there, and what did it offer him?
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Turner’s style may have become radical, but he continued to paint narrative works throughout his career.
His old oaks were saplings during the Middle Ages, and he was a great influence on Gainsborough, Constable, and others.
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Looser and more painterly styles from Guardi around 1775 to Delacroix in 1862: paving the way for the Impressionists.
Does the way in which Turner painted reflections give deeper insight into his work, or his limitations?
The period 1700 to 1850 saw the introduction of the first modern pigments, such as Prussian blue and emerald green, which started to transform paintings.
A total of 17 paintings by 13 artists from 11 viewpoints, covering 261 years of art and parliamentary history.
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