TURNER: FIVE LETERS AND A POSTSCRIPT By C. Lewis Hind England's greatest artist J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851) is explored in this idiosyncratic monograph first published in 1907. Turner continues to fascinate art lovers and critics; his art seems to be more impressive and more inspiring even two centuries later.
The book considers the artistic trajectory of the supremely talented Turner, from his early days in London, moving on to his tours of Britain and into Europe, and his rise to fame and success.
Fully illustrated in a brand new format. 108 pp. www.crmoon.com