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| Type: | Event |
| Title: | Turner from the Tate: the making of a Master |
| Author: | Messenger, J. |
| Publisher Place: | The Art Gallery of South Australia |
| Issue Date: | 2013 |
| Description: | Exhibition: Everyone, it would seem, 'loves a Turner'. Yet in Australia, the majority of us do not quite know why despite the fact that his name resonates so fervently. Many of us are generally familiar with one aspect of his practice - brooding landscapes, ships caught in tumultuous seas or the more abstract views radiating with golden light - but are unaware of the full extent and implications of his genius. 'Turner from the Tate' seeks to redress this uncertainty by detailing the master's development through the most comprehensive collection of his work - the Turner Bequest. |
| Appears in Collections: | Aurora harvest 2 History publications |
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