Turner. Paintings from the Turner bequest in the Tate Gallery and National Gallery, London - ACE011.2

Portraits of J. M. W. Turner at different stages of his life, including Self-Portrait (c.1799). VO quoting description of his character. Moonlight – A Study at Millbank (c.1797); Fishermen at Sea (before 1796); Calais Pier, with French Poissards Preparing for Sea: An English Packet Arriving (aka Port of Calais; c.1803) – details; The Shipwreck (c.1805) – details. Cliveden on Thames (c.1807) and other landscape paintings including Eton from the River (c.1807) and Windsor Castle from Salt Hill (c.1807). Cows in a Landscape with a Footbridge (c.1805-1807). Goring Mill and Church (c.1806-1807). House Beside a River, with Trees and Sheep (c.1806-1807). Willows beside a Stream (1805). The Thames near Walton Bridges (1805). Walton Reach (1805). Chichester Canal (c.1828). Turner holding palette. Various sketched and drawn portraits. Descriptions of him read over.