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The Field of Waterloo Seen from Hougoumont, c. 1830. Artist: Turner, Joseph Mallord William (1775-1851)
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The Field of Waterloo Seen from Hougoumont, c. 1830. Artist: Turner, Joseph Mallord William (1775-1851)
The Field of Waterloo Seen from Hougoumont, c. 1830. Private Collection
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Battle Of Waterloo Coalition Wars Gouache On Paper Great Britain Joseph Mallord William 1775 1851 Turner Waterloo
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The Field of Waterloo Seen from Hougoumont, c. 1830
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by Joseph Mallord William Turner is a captivating watercolour painting that transports viewers to the historic Battle of Waterloo. This exquisite artwork, part of a private collection, showcases Turner's mastery in capturing the essence and grandeur of landscapes. The scene depicted in this painting takes us to the vantage point of Hougoumont, where we witness the aftermath of one of history's most significant battles. The artist skillfully uses gouache on paper to bring alive the lush green fields stretching into the distance, contrasting with dark clouds overhead. The dramatic play between light and shadow evokes a sense of tension and melancholy. Turner's romanticism shines through as he captures not only the physical landscape but also its emotional impact. The remnants of war are subtly hinted at through scattered debris and damaged structures amidst nature's resilience. This artwork serves as a poignant reminder of the Coalition Wars era and specifically commemorates Napoleon Bonaparte's defeat at Waterloo in 1815. Through his brushstrokes, Turner invites us to reflect upon themes such as heroism, sacrifice, and human resilience in times of conflict. "The Field of Waterloo Seen from Hougoumont" stands as an enduring testament to Turner's artistic brilliance while offering us an opportunity to delve into history through visual storytelling.
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