From Turner Drawing
I will need: Colour pens/ pencils
Chose a TURNER painting
'Early Turner'
Title: Fisherman at Sea
Dimensions; 91cm x 122cm
Date: 1796
What was the art
movement of Turner work called.
Free art style hat evolved after his
studies of the Classic artist movement of old Moster painters.Explain why the movement was called this way.
The reason the drawing was called this
way is because the images wave his chose, realistic and perfect
detail used with colours suit into the mood he would like to
bright us into.
Write what your first impression of the
work are, what do you notice first.
The first thing I have noticed were
colours and whole the atmosphere he gave using the perfect situation
on sea. Main thing that catch my eye was the combination on sky, the
darked around light that tried to come out of the sky. Explain what you like about the work.
In this painting I like the catches atmosphere, no much colours used but mainly the sky. I love the way they came out. You can't really see the light used on my quick sketch but on his painting it looks amazing.
Look closely at the work and write what
you can see.
Waves looks almost as if Turner was forced
of nature himself, to brush strokes to attain waves that must have
been energetic. Contrasting with waves the sky seems to be more
peaceful brush strokes, consisting of yellows, blue, black and the
dominant black infuse with one another. To do this painting Turner
was quite right in using oils, subtle effect, especially for this
type of landscape.
New record contextual information about
the work.
'Turner's first oil painting in Tate
Gallery. The depiction of the sea demonstrates a mastry of both
particular and generalities and contrast between the turbulent waters
of the Solvent and the calmer water of the English Channel beyond the
Needles. The night effect was influenced by Joseph Wright of
moonlight scenes. From this first attempt at oil painting Turner goes
on the paint his most important work, although he still extensively
used watercolour especially on his sketching tours.
'Late Turner'
Title: The New Moon
Dimensions; 654 x 813mm
Dare: 184O
Write what you first impression are of the
work.
The first thing I have noticed was the
mood, bright blocks of colours used and the line between sky and
ground, Anothert hing that did catch my eye were shadows of people
and two dogs, you can't really see how they look or what they doing
but when I looked at it my imagination and suggestions worked.
Explain what you like about the work.
I like that the artist haven't used dark
colours, for example like in the early Turner. I like the atmosphere,
what is going on the sea well as I do love the way he capture the sky
and waves by only using watercolours.
Look closely at the work and write what
techniques were used.
This time the painting was made in calm
lines used, you can't see the force through the lines of paint, only
what comes out is what he wanted yo show. Sky also made similar
technique, more energetic but still represent the same mood, calm and
relax. By comparing both eras you can see how much did Turner
changed.
Now record contextual information about
the work and artist.
As the mood appears over the Morgate sky,
a dog playfully darts along the beach towards the sea, while two
children stand bickering next to their mother. It is a timeless image
with all the bright colours of the sunset on canvas. ''Morgate was
inspirational for him because he came here as a child and later on
life. He always said it was the quality of the light. Margate faces
the north which is very unusual as the most places face south.''
The differences I notice between Turner's
early and late work.
1. The mood used for both of the eras are
really different and recognizable. Early work of Turner shows saddnes
and anger but on later the colours and atmosphere is more sorted in
and piece full.
2. The texture is more sorted in Later
Turner then before well as more coloured used and only colours
without any black used.
In my sketchbook i documented 3
contemporary artists I found in the Gallery.
Edwaed Lear, Gerald Scarfe and Rebecca
Warren
20 minutes sketch Vanice from the Porch of
Madonna della Salute, Turner.
Quick sketch of one drawing I liked that
Turner has painted, I made rough sketch sa I didn’t had much time
to do them both. I like the every detail of this painting, bright
colours especially the reflection in the water. Then feather you look
then lighter background is used, I underlined the buildings that
aren't done in his painting. You can see many of boats at the front
with some small ones with people on the front going for their own
direction. The situation could be catches in Paris by seeing whole
the water right on the middle of the town. I might try his technique
feather, maybe also in my final piece. He always makes sky yo stand
out but not mainly in his one.
JMW Turner, Dutch Boats in a Gale 20
minutes sketch.
The rough sketch of Turner painting I done
does reminds me of Japan style of art which isn't one of my
favourites art type to use. As it is obvious that the Turner strong
side was to paint sky, half or sometimes even more of paper was
filled in with sky painting like for example in this painting and the
rest is set with ground. I do like the boat detail used well as the
whole combination that is made with really dark colours, mainly black
used. I found difficult the waves to draw as you can see, this is
because of many details and many lines used, shading that can take
you so many hours. I may use his technique feather but probably using
different type of landscapes.
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