Past exhibitionThe National Gallery
Turner Inspired: In the Light of Claude
Mar 14, 2012 〜 Jun 5, 2012
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For the first time, the 'Turner Inspired: In the Light of Claude' exhibition provides an in-depth exploration of the influences of Claude's style on Turner's work. Bringing together the closely related works of both artists, the exhibition introduces visitors to the story of the Turner Bequest and its importance in the history of the National Gallery.
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- Claude
- Turner
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