J.M.W. Turner Film
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- This excerpt is from a documentary chronicling the rise of one of the greatest landscape painters of all time, Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851), who rendered the subtle effects of light and atmosphere in revolutionary ways. A barber's son, he entered the Royal Academy art school at age fourteen and became, over the course of six decades, the leading British artist of his era. This overview of Turner's career and influences 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. A 30-minute version of the film may be purchased at the National Gallery of Art. Narrated by Jeremy Irons and produced by the Gallery in conjunction with the exhibition J.M.W. Turner, the film is made possible by the HRH Foundation.
It seems he was 'the' first impressionist. But sadly for him it was too early for his time. Turner was a great artist. We should really re-discover his art and admire.
Too early is too bad, look at van gogh, people thinks he is crazy and insane
turner's light is natural and lovely to see. my eyes love him.
agreed. He and Vermeer were head and shoulders above all others in mastering light
Turner, always ahead of his time even today.
Beyond superb!!!! also Mr Irons...you have the voice of the Heavens....
GREAT ART LOVE TURNER. AND A GREAT VOICE. THANKS
JMW Turner was brilliant with a paint brush. His paintings will live on for eternity - and deservedly so. His talent never to be surpassed. A beautiful artist.
A stunning documentary - thank you. The Turner Gallery at the Tate Gallery is one of my favorite places in the whole world - the man gave us something so immeasurable in terms of the painted word, we are forever indebted to him.
The beauty, research, and presentation of this film together with the wonderful voice of Jeremy Irons as narrator is truly a treasure. Thanks so much for sharing.
Literally took me more than 1h to watch the video cuz i got so inspired i got back to my drawing of lights and colours practice, amazing what an inspired artist can infuse to other artists, even dead for more than 1.5 century ago.
Thank you for this video ! Amazing work in presenting Turner's artworks!
Just saw the movie of JMW Turner, he was a genius and amazing artist. Crazy how manny artist we don't know...
well documented film. beautifully presented. Just love Turner's art work. A genius. Thank you.
very well done,very intersting...................TURNER is a genius!thank you .
Excellent work! TURNER is for me a Master Painter! Thank you
A wondrous combination of Irons & Turner. A real delight.
You're absolutely right.... Good evening how are you doing over there hope you're having a wonderful day it's a lovely day that the lord has made
Thank you ! So Marvelous !
I like Jeremy Iron Irons' voice very much.
Thanks
Mr.Irons has got such a great voice,super vid!!
Linda pintura de Turner , inspiração para todos nós artistas plásticos 🇧🇷🌍🇧🇷🎺🎻🎷🎺🌍 i
Informative..thank you.
Completely breathtaking.
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Just stumbled across this art. Really resonates with me and I love his use of contrast. Really amazing.
Amazing. Probably the best artist of all time.
Amazing film
Great film
An extraordinarily well done and concise appreciation of a truly great artist and personality. Very much appreciated.
I often ask people about their desert island painters, which 3 paintings would they want to take. Turner, Rothko and Rembrandt for me please. I love Turner, he was so important in the history of art, inspired so many 'movements' from impressionist to abstract expressionist.
Turner un genio de la pintura gracias
I love his art work.
Thank you for sharing this. I watch and read everything I can on this man. Is the whole Doc available somewhere?
Quite nice!
Genial, trabajador, innovador y generoso. Que mas se puede pedir para tratar de imitarle?
William Turner the true father of Impressionism active fully half a century before Monet, who studied his art but failed to acknowledge Turner's strong influence on his own mature work. Constable was perhaps the finest naturalistic landscape painter in the history of art and they together showed for the first time in the Paris Salon of 1842 both winning gold medals and astonishing the French, whose paintings mostly upto that point had been artificially created in studios, with their plain air paintings.
Cortney ,7 million, landscapes a pioneer of his time...also donated his works to the nation admirable
Yeah, Mother Earth for first is this emotional, sensational, this gorgeous it takes breath away, this adorable you could lose senses and fine arts achievements should have this main purpose, surprising us with something...natural in fact
Por q no isieron el video en español
Much yellow. Lovely.
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MW Turner was arguably probably the best British painter from the golden age 19th century, even Claude Monet recognised his style although Eugene Bouden had major influence. Lot of people overlooked his style. Even Paul Gauguin, sorry is not an option. Courage for the white lie for someone else to say it for him.
I enjoyed that it would be nice if you can do that with other artists too.
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Ah Mr Irons.
Muito bom !
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I am going to attempt to mimic his style in my next painting.
Tintern abbey is in Wales- a beautiful spot
I lov Mr turner
I used to like him. But after watching all this. I mean I watched dirty canvases until 7:52. Then I had enough. I do appreciate the documentary value of his pictures. It's all done in a hurry. Maybe he was the internet of his time.
Tintern Abbey. . Wales....oh please.
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Why did they skip over his childhood? His father was a barber who used to display his childhood paintings in his shop window.
@Jack Durham Are you quantifying the relevance of his great aunt's peccadillos to Turner's entrance into art? JMW was so gifted at art, that his talent arose out of nothing and shone like a bright light to those around him, his fate was unavoidable. Almost everyone around him knew of his talent and gift, he was even sent to The Royal Academy of Arts at a young age and was considered a genius despite his origins. His upbringing was one of the main contriubting facts as to how he painted and how avoided pomp, fame, and its trappings his entire painting career. You suggesting that this be ignored is like claiming that Mozart's career as a child be ignored as well. Lose the unintelligent condescension and realize how ignorant you sound.
@Jack Durham Calling names and being argumentative about an art documentary? Whose the prick, egotistical and pretentious, here? That would be you.
Sir I have a castle painting which I think that painting paint by jmw turner plz context me
Wrong! Portraits were second in the Hierarchy of painting after History painting. :)
5:15
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Unrecognizable blurs...why bother?
Turner´s work was influenced by that Romantic line of painting. Today who wants to paint like in those times, nobody?
If we care about Mother Nature never ending beauty of a kind, tied to the daily news friends, fine arts, natural beauty is healthy for our human body as well, we have to care about the climate change, we have to add smog eaters coats buildings and empty walls, how about building up fine arts achievements made of vegetals? Inmates in jail have to work, they have to pay expenses and learn to manage rage, anger, violent nature and frustration, the Tibet monks use to work the sand artcrafts for the same reason, for a spiritual achievement, we have to learn good things from these experiences friends, anyone can build up a mozaic puzzle composition based on a picture, decorating empty walls and giving people spiritual healing...a true happy kind of home should look like a fine arts gallery exhibition friends, think about it. Recycling domestic wasted materials now, keeping the Planet clean... Mother Earth is recycling every cattle excrement as best nourishment for new forms of life such as vegetals and flowers, all we have to do is. ..being natural, think about it fans, if you are not revolutionary then who?
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Very slow
whats so good about him. he would do a much better job stacking shelves at tesco. very dull art indeed
+Terence Hutchinson
Shame!!!!
Very dumb comment indeed - worked at Tesco's for long?
a magnificent visionary artist
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Omg.