Un río de Yorkshire

J. M. W. Turner, hacia 1827

The artwork titled "A Yorkshire River" depicts a landscape view. The horizon line is placed high in the composition, showcasing a vast expanse of sky with soft, wispy clouds painted in light blues and grays. Close to us, there are sandy-hued hills that roll into the distance, where they meet the river. A figure dressed in a reddish garment is walking along the slope. The brushstrokes are delicate and fluid, characteristic of a watercolor technique. The overall color palette is dominated by soft yellows, pale blues, and muted earth tones.
Artista
J. M. W. Turner
Fecha
hacia 1827
Tipo
Dibujo
Técnica
Acuarela sobre papel avitelado
Medidas
29 × 41,4 cm
Colección
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licencia
Dominio público, CC0

Descripción de la imagen

The artwork titled "A Yorkshire River" depicts a landscape view. The horizon line is placed high in the composition, showcasing a vast expanse of sky with soft, wispy clouds painted in light blues and grays. Close to us, there are sandy-hued hills that roll into the distance, where they meet the river. A figure dressed in a reddish garment is walking along the slope. The brushstrokes are delicate and fluid, characteristic of a watercolor technique. The overall color palette is dominated by soft yellows, pale blues, and muted earth tones.

J. M. W. Turner