Tag Archives: Joseph Farington

ACROSS AN EPIC NOT INTIMATE UNIVERSE

Posted on June 17, 2010 by Dave

”But Turner—especially in his own last years—was not at all hostile to the incoming empire of technology. Quite the opposite: he believed that the speeding train or the chugging paddle steamer could be turned into a visual lyric that married … Continue reading →

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CHAOS AND CREATION: ANTAGONIZING THE FIRST MOVERS

Posted on June 15, 2010 by Dave

Joseph Mallord William Turner has been called a single genius; unique among England’s many painters of talent, intelligence and originality. A magician at creating absurd sensory perceptions that evoked deep mystery, and a sense of he fugitive, through a force … Continue reading →