Whalers Art Print - Joseph Mallord William Turner Size:18″×24″ the bright hues of this

the bright hues of this picture reflect Seurat’s growing interest in Impressionist techniques and his reading of treatises on color

is derived from the so-called Salmon Fishing in the Mauritshuis

and his stay in England in 1820–21 inspired a group of works representing elegant aspects of horsemanship and sport

probably represents a site in Brooklyn

• 21×30cm posters are size A4

Whalers Art Print - Joseph Mallord William Turner Size:18″×24″ the bright hues of thisAbout the Art: Turner was seventy years old when Whalers debuted to mixed reviews at the Royal Academy exhibition of 1845. Its subject proved elusive, as the English novelist William Thackeray observed: "That is not a smear of purple you see yonder, but a beautiful whale, whose tail has just slapped a half dozen whale boats into perdition; and as for what you fancied to be a few zig zag lines spattered on the canvas at hap hazard, look! they turn out