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Turner
Five letters and a postscript.
Turner
Five letters and a postscript.
Turner
Five letters and a postscript.
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    Turner Five letters and a postscript. - C. Lewis (Charles Lewis) Hind

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    Title: Turner

           Five letters and a postscript.

    Author: C. Lewis Hind

    Release Date: December 23, 2012 [EBook #41694]

    Language: English

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    MASTERPIECES

    IN COLOUR

    EDITED BY - -

    T. LEMAN HARE

    TURNER

    1775-1851


    Masterpieces in Colour Series

    Others in Preparation.

    PLATE I.—A SHIP AGROUND.

    From the oil painting by Turner in the Tate Gallery. (Frontispiece)

    This beautiful sea piece is essentially Turner—the result of his personal observation. It was painted after he had freed himself from the desire to rival and outvie his predecessors, and before he became obsessed by the passion to paint pure sunlight. A Ship Aground is a pendant to The Old Chain Pier, Brighton, which also hangs in the Tate Gallery.


    TURNER

    FIVE LETTERS AND A POSTSCRIPT

    BY C. LEWIS HIND

    ILLUSTRATED WITH EIGHT

    REPRODUCTIONS IN COLOUR

    LONDON: T. C. & E. C. JACK

    NEW YORK: FREDERICK A. STOKES CO.


    CONTENTS


    LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS


    LETTER I

    EXPLANATORY

    Yes: I remember that morning at Exeter when I surprised you making a drawing of the west porch of the cathedral. Timidly were the unrestored figures of angels, apostles, prophets, kings and warriors—very old, very battered—taking form in your sketch-book: timidly, for even then you were beginning to be troubled by the blur that rose, after an hour's work, between your eyes and the carven kings and saints.

    Your sister passed into the cathedral to her devotions carrying white flowers for the altar: we stayed in

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