Turner’s rarely seen watercolours take centre stage in Bath

Turner’s Rare Watercolour Masterpieces Take Center Stage in Bath Exhibition A stunning collection of J.M.W. Turner’s rarely exhibited watercolours will be showcased in an upcoming exhibition in Bath, offering art lovers a unique opportunity to experience the artist’s mastery of the medium. The exhibition will feature: - Over 50 works from Turner’s watercolour period - Pieces loaned from private collections and major institutions - Studies of British landscapes and European scenes - Preparatory sketches for his famous oil paintings Visitors can expect to see the artist’s innovative techniques, including his: 1. Experimental use of light and color 2. Masterful blending of washes 3. Dynamic compositions that capture movement The exhibition will run from May through September 2025 at Bath’s premier art museum, with timed tickets available to ensure optimal viewing conditions for these delicate works. Art historians note this represents a rare chance to study Turner’s watercolours outside of London’s major collections. The selection includes works from his early topographical studies to his later, more abstract experiments with the medium. For those planning to attend: - Early booking is recommended due to expected high demand - Special lectures will explore Turner’s watercolour techniques - A companion catalog will be available for purchase This exhibition promises to shed new light on an often-overlooked aspect of Turner’s artistic practice, revealing the watercolours that laid the foundation for his revolutionary approach to landscape painting.