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J.M.W.Turner: Fishermen at Sea, 1795 Tate Gallery.
The Cholmeley Sea Piece

Turner's first oil painting, Fishermen at Sea
1796, Tate Gallery. Was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1796. The depiction of the
sea demonstrates a mastery of both particulars and generalities and
contrast between the turbulent waters of the Solvent and the calmer waters of
the English Channel beyond the Needles. The night effect was influenced by Joseph Wright of
Derby's moonlight scenes. From this first attempt at oil painting Turner goes on
to paint his most
important works, although he still extensively used watercolour,
especially on his sketching tours.
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