Boats Moored along the Rhine Riverfront at Cologne, Including Barges and a Fishing Boat with a Lift Net Joseph Mallord William Turner

Turner captured the force of the famous waterfall at Schaffhausen by flattening thick paint with a palette knife, so that the water seems to have the solidity of the rocks whose shape it echoes.

Mar 1, 2017 · The English painter Joseph Mallord William Turner is considered one of the fathers of Rhine romanticism. 200 years after his first trip to the river, tourists can stand on the spots …

J. M. W. Turner's Falls at Schaffhausen Marjorie Munsterberg The Art Museum has been fortunate in its acquisition of a splendid late Alpine watercolor (figure i) by Joseph Mallord …

Schaffhausen: Looking Down the Rhine, from below Kastell Munot Joseph Mallord William Turner

Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775–1851. Falls of the Rhine, Schaffhausen circa 1807–19. Bequeathed by Henry Vaughan 1900. ... National Gallery, London, various dates to at least …

This transcendent view down the Rhine River from the hillside vineyards near Oberwesel, Germany, is a masterpiece by one of the great icons of British art, J. M.W. Turner. Executed in …

In 1817, Turner made his first trip to Cologne as part of a larger tour up and down the Rhine. Here, he captures the ancient city’s impressive river front, known as the Rhine Crescent. His …

The Falls of the Rhine at Schaffhausen in Switzerland are Europe’s largest waterfalls. Turner first saw the falls in 1802 and made numerous sketches, climbing over the rocks by the river to …

J.M.W. Turner - The Falls of the Rhine at Schaffhausen. 1841, 23.3 x 29.6 cm, Watercolour, The Courtauld Institute, London