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particular, studied Turner's methods. His most famous paintings include The Fighting Temeraire tugged to her last berth to be broken up . Often called just The Fighting Temeraire , this is a picture of a famous warship that was used in the Battle of Trafalgar. Other pictures include Rain, Steam and Speed , which shows a steam train crossing a bridge, and Snowstorm which shows a steamship in a snowstorm trying to get into a harbour. In order to get the right feeling into this painting, he had himself tied to a ship's mast during a storm, so that he could see what it was like. Some of his most famous paintings show the roughness of nature, with bleak landscapes and violent storms. But also there is beauty and a sense of calmness in pictures such as Crossing the Brook, a stunning scenic view of the Tamar Valley and River from New Bridge near Gunnislake in Cornwall, painted in 1815, a view which can still be admired today. As he grew older, Turner's behaviour became a bit odd, and he became depressed quite often. He died in Chelsea on 19 September 1851, and was buried next to the painter Joshua Reynolds in St Paul's Cathedral. Even while Turner was alive, some people thought he was a genius. Some people complained that the pictures he painted when he was older were not realistic, and some even joked that they could have been painted with a mop. However, most think that his way of painting shows complete mastery. Arthur Lowe (1865 – 1940) was born in Nottingham, England but lived most of his life in Kinoulton in the Vale of Belvoir. He was a member of the Nottingham Society of Artists, exhibiting there first in 1898, exhibited twice at the Royal Academy (the first time in 1900, exhibiting one work called October , the second time was in 1916 with a work called Autumn ), five times at the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, four times at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, 99 times at Nottingham Castle Museum and Gallery, Nottingham, and twice at the Royal Cambrian Academy. In 1936, aged over 70 years, he held his first London one-man show exhibiting more than 200 works at the New Burlington Galleries, Old Bond St, London. Arthur Lowe spent practically his whole life in or near Nottingham. He received his early training at the Nottingham School of Art. Later he attended the Slade and St. John's Wood schools after which he returned to his native county where he was to remain amid tranquil and beautiful surroundings for the rest of his life. Arthur Lowe died in Kinoulton, 3 February, 1940. A posthumous exhibition was held in 1943 showing over 250 of his paintings at the Laing Art Gallery (Newcastle) before his wife, Mary Lowe, donated and distributed his life's works to various galleries and museums around northern England. Lowe's paintings are held in the permanent collections of the Ferens Art Gallery (Hull), Laing Art Gallery (Newcastle), Shipley Art Gallery (Gateshead) and the Sunderland Museum(Sunderland), Bolton Museum (Bolton), Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery (Carlisle), Darlington Art Gallery (Darlington), Graves Art Gallery (Sheffield), South Shields Museum & Art Gallery (County Durham), The Beacon (Whitehaven) and York Art Gallery, (York). жүктеу/скачать 4,66 Mb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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