Turner Seascapes Calendar

Tate
An atmospheric wall calendar showcasing the expressive and elemental art of J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851). Often called ‘the painter of light’, Turner’s pioneering paintings also focused on water and the effect of sun, wind and fog as recurring subject matter. Reproducing 12 British and European seascapes capturing the sea in all its moods, drawn from Tate Britain’s superlative collection of Turners. Includes 'The Lighthouse at Marseilles from the sea', c.1828; 'Folkestone from the Sea', c.1822-24; 'A Ship Aground, Yarmouth', c.1827-28; 'The Sun of Venice Going to Sea', 1843; and 'Snow Storm - Steam-Boat off a Harbour's Mouth', 1842. Mixing colourful paintings and studies, details include fishing boats, grand sailing ships and the new power of steam on ocean-going vessels. Dramatic and tranquil, enjoy a year of masterly and evocative paintings.

Calendar with 12 colour images
30cm sq
Month-to-view grid
International Holiday dates, including UK, USA and Australia
FSC accredited paper
Plastic-free packaging – each calendar is sealed with an FSC paper-sticker
Paper and card can be recycled
Does not include a mailing envelope