In Tate Britain
Prints and Drawings Room
View by appointment- Artist
- Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775–1851
- Medium
- Ink and graphite on paper
- Dimensions
- Support: 135 x 210 mm
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Accepted by the nation as part of the Turner Bequest 1856
- Reference
- D04109
Turner Bequest LXIX 95
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- nature(46,527)
- seascapes and coasts(8,331)
- sea(3,654)
- seascapes and coasts(8,331)
- society(35,465)
- transport: water(8,432)
- boat, fishing(357)
- ship, warship(265)
- transport: water(8,432)
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Joseph Mallord William Turner A Fishing Boat, and Men-of-War Saluting in the Distance
1807 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner A Beach with Fishing Boats and Figures, with a Man-of-War in the Distance
c.1801–2 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner A Beach with Fishing Boats and Figures, with a Man-of-War in the Distance
c.1801–2 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner Waves; Fishing Boat in the Distance
1802 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner A Fishing Boat and Crew among Breakers, with Another Boat Farther out to Sea
c.1801–2 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner A Fishing Boat Riding a Breaker Close to the Shore, with Another Boat Beyond
c.1801–2 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner Waves; Fishing Boat in the Distance
1802 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner A Group of Fishing Boats, with a Larger Ship Beyond
c.1799–1802 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner Studies of the Hull and Masthead of a Fishing Vessel; with the Hull of ?Another Boat
c.1799 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner Studies of the Hull and Masthead of a Fishing Vessel; with the Hull of ?Another Boat
c.1799 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner A Beached Fishing Boat, with the Sea Beyond
1801 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner Gravesend: Fishing Boats, Figures on the Shore and a Man-of-War in the Distance
c.1805 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner A Fishing Boat Riding a Breaker Close to the Shore, with Another Boat Beyond
c.1801–2 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner A Fishing Boat Riding a Breaker
c.1801–2 -
Joseph Mallord William Turner Beached Fishing Boats near a Windlass, with Ships at Anchor Beyond
c.1801–2