Prints by the celebrated English painter, one of the founders of modern landscape painting, represent a lesser-known aspect of his work. Created between 1806 and 182, these natural scenes rendered in the techniques of etching and aquatint show the artist’s various concepts of the landscape – from traditionally composed views to strikingly modern interpretations.
Curator: Petra Kolářová
Venue: 4th floor of the Trade Fair Palace as a part of the exhibition 1796–1918: Art of the Long Century
Featured artwork: William Turner, Little Devi'l s Bridge over the Russ, graphics cycle "Liber Studiorum," around 1806-1807, etching – aquatint on paper, 281 x 412 mm
Curator: Petra Kolářová
Venue: 4th floor of the Trade Fair Palace as a part of the exhibition 1796–1918: Art of the Long Century
Featured artwork: William Turner, Little Devi'l s Bridge over the Russ, graphics cycle "Liber Studiorum," around 1806-1807, etching – aquatint on paper, 281 x 412 mm
