Response to Rain, Steam and Speed by Joseph Mallord William Turner

Correspondence to Joseph Mallord's rain, steam and speed William Turner outperforms almost all geniuses so far. He took a picture of real rain, behind the real sun, you see the rainbow every minute. At the same time, the train arrived at you, actually driving at 50 miles per hour, the reader hurried to see it, suddenly must not let it appear in the picture ... bad , The only fact is that there is a steam coach to go 50 miles and an hour.

Joseph Maraud William Turner is often referred to as a "light painter" and is considered by many to be the largest British painter of the 19th century. When he was a child, he was a precocious artist who sold a picture in his father's barber / wig window at the age of 11. Under the guidance of Dunton. Those architectural studies and exercises provided information for his work through his career He entered the Royal College of Art in 1789 at the age of 14

Correspondence to Joseph Mallord's rain, steam and speed William Turner outperforms almost all geniuses so far. He took a picture of real rain, behind the real sun, you see the rainbow every minute. At the same time, the train arrived at you, actually driving at 50 miles per hour, the reader hurried to see it, suddenly must not let it appear in the picture ... bad , The only fact is that there is a steam coach to go 50 miles and an hour.

Joseph Maraud William Turner born in London was the most versatile, successful, controversial landscape painter in the UK in the 19th century. He showed off his technique of watercolor painting, oil painting and etching, and his abundant output range includes not only the depiction of the local terrain, but also atmospheric rendering of terrible storms and stunning terrain. Turner is strongly influenced by landscape painters and historical painters of the 16th and 17th centuries, but Turner is an innovator known as a pioneer of modernism.