J.M.W Turner and the Sublime
Title: J.M.W Turner and the Sublime
Category: /Arts & Humanities
Details: Words: 628 | Pages: 2 (approximately 235 words/page)
J.M.W Turner and the Sublime
Category: /Arts & Humanities
Details: Words: 628 | Pages: 2 (approximately 235 words/page)
Describe the term ‘Sublime,’ Illustrating your definition through
reference to the work of Two of these artists; Turner, Martin, de
Loutherbourg, Danby, Ward.
The ‘Sublime’ is a term that has had several meanings over a
period of time. The earlier usage would have been to describe very
emotional scenes, depicting romance, love and glory. Later ‘Sublime’
was used to mean deep thought provoking paintings of power, mans
subordination to the powers of nature and dark
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by Turner’s work. Martins depth
of religion was put across in his paintings, This ‘Sublime’ approach
would have been approved of at the time due to there moralistic
character and portrayal of hell.
The two artists chosen, Turner and Martin exemplify the given
meaning of ‘Sublime’ each taking preference to different approaches,
Turner creating awesome paintings of mans subordination to nature,
and Martin, and his religious themes being ideal for the dark
emotional side.