Solus lodges at the Tate
Peter Campbell, 4 June 1987
J.M.W. Turner: ‘A Wonderful Range of Mind’
by John Gage.
Yale, 262 pp., £19.95, March 1987,0 300 03779 1 Show More
by John Gage.
Yale, 262 pp., £19.95, March 1987,
Turner in his Time
by Andrew Wilton.
Thames and Hudson, 256 pp., £25, March 1987,0 500 09178 1 Show More
by Andrew Wilton.
Thames and Hudson, 256 pp., £25, March 1987,
Turner in the South: Rome, Naples, Florence
by Cecilia Powell.
Yale, 216 pp., £25, March 1987,0 300 03870 4 Show More
by Cecilia Powell.
Yale, 216 pp., £25, March 1987,
The Paintings of J.M.W. Turner
by Martin Butlin and Evelyn Joll.
Yale, 944 pp., £35, March 1987,0 300 03361 3 Show More
by Martin Butlin and Evelyn Joll.
Yale, 944 pp., £35, March 1987,
The Turner Collection in the Clore Gallery
Tate Gallery, 128 pp., £9.95, April 1987,0 946590 69 9 Show More
Tate Gallery, 128 pp., £9.95, April 1987,
Turner Watercolours
by Andrew Wilton.
Tate Gallery, 148 pp., £17.95, April 1987,0 946590 67 2 Show More
by Andrew Wilton.
Tate Gallery, 148 pp., £17.95, April 1987,
“... the bolt hole Turner the famous painter had in the character of Turner, common-law husband of Sarah Danby and father of two daughters by her, or, later, Turner, alias Booth (sometimes Admiral Booth), common-law husband of Mrs Booth in Chelsea. His domestic relations with these women are undocumented. Negligible provision was made for them in his various ... ”