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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · November 12, 1789 – August 7, 1862Wikidata

William Turner

English painter (1789-1862)

Born in Black Bourton. Died in St John Street.

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A life in paintings

Born 178912 dated paintingsDied 1862

30 works

  • A View of Oxford
    A View of Oxford
    William Turner
    19th century · Yale Center for British Art
  • Study of Clouds
    Study of Clouds
    William Turner
    n.d. · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Oxford from a Distance: A Stormy Day
    Oxford from a Distance: A Stormy Day
    William Turner
    c. 1812 · Corpus Christi College
  • Magdalen Tower
    Magdalen Tower
    William Turner
    c. 1813–1814 · Magdalen College
  • Woodland Landscape
    Woodland Landscape
    William Turner
    c. 1816–1820 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Ogwen Valley and Glyders
    Ogwen Valley and Glyders
    William Turner
    1817 · Oxford Town Hall
  • Gravel Pit on Shotover Hill, near Oxford
    Gravel Pit on Shotover Hill, near Oxford
    William Turner
    c. 1818 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Oxford from the River with Christ Church in the Foreground
    Oxford from the River with Christ Church in the Foreground
    William Turner
    c. 1820 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    William Turner
    c. 1824 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Study of a Tree in Bloom
    Study of a Tree in Bloom
    William Turner
    c. 1835 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Shepherd Boy on a Hillside
    Shepherd Boy on a Hillside
    William Turner
    c. 1840 · Yale Center for British Art
  • A Bend of the Severn
    A Bend of the Severn
    William Turner
    c. 1840 · Oxford Town Hall
  • Skating
    Skating
    William Turner
    · Tate
  • A Water Mill
    A Water Mill
    William Turner
    · Tate
  • Peasants outside an Inn
    Peasants outside an Inn
    William Turner
    · Tate
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