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Drawing from Turner
6 November 2006  –  20 May 2007

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Rebecca Ash , Tate  
About the artist:

Rebecca Ash works at Tate as an Art Handling Technician. She trained at Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College and Norwich School of Art and Design where she gained a BA in Fine Art Painting in 2004. Rebecca's current practice is concerned with adapting uncontrolled paint accidents to create multi-layered compositions. Past exhibitions include Waterloo Gallery London, Hereford All Saints Church, The Inspired Art Fair London Bridge and Hanbrinker Hotel, Amsterdam.

Rebecca	Ash, After Turner A Man with a Cart and Horses on the Shore, Boats in Choppy Water Beyond 1792-3 on display
After Turner
A Man with a Cart and Horses on the Shore, Boats in Choppy Water Beyond 1792-3
Turner, A Man with a Cart and Horses on the Shore, Boats in Choppy Water Beyond 1792-3

I chose this drawing as a challenge. It is small and intricate; the marks made are minimal because of Turner’s precision and accuracy. This style of drawing is a complete contrast to the free angular lines I usually make.

I had to discipline myself to make this drawing using curved, accurate lines.

The biggest challenge, for me, in this particular drawing was ensuring the separate sections of the composition worked as one.