Recently, the playing of paintings has become a common phenomenon in the art world. This time, William Turner’s work was found a century later.
A picture of an British painter who has been accepted for more than 150 years. According to the BBC, Sotheby’s auction house will be presented in the auction. The canvas was called “growing hurry”. This is the first work of Turner, which was carried out by the oil paints he created at the age of 17. The painting captures the appearance of a warm source in Bristol, which is opened from the east coast of the Avon River, even before the famous Clifton Susa Bridge is built.
It is known that the picture returned to England more than a century ago, but during this time, researchers did not associate William Turner’s work. However, after the restoration work, the artist’s signature was discovered. Pre -estimated cost up to 300 thousand pounds.
Meanwhile, the first demonstration of the picture took place in 1793 at the Royal Academy. Initially, Robert Nixon, the customer of Turner’s hairdresser, bought the canvas. After death, he inherited his son and then the loss. The only word from “Growing Squall ,, refers to the exhibition in Tasmania in 1858.
Remember that there was another cool event in the world of paintings: a long picture of the great Russian painter Viktor Vasnetsov was discovered. They predicted the masterpiece at any cost – you will learn here.
Source: People Talk
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