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Tag Archives: Venice

Guess what: Turner and Venice

Posted on December 14, 2013 by Richard Lewis
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Venice, Looking East from the Guidecca, Sunrise, 1819, watercolor

J.M.W. Turner, Venice, Looking East from the Guidecca, Sunrise, 1819, watercolor

 

“Despite his prolific output depicting the city, Turner made only three short visits, spending a total of less than three weeks in Venice.”

from Seven Days in the Art World by Sarah Thornton.

Posted in Guess What | Tagged J.M.W. Turner, travel, Turner, Venice, watercolor | 1 Reply

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