Turner: The Henry Vaughan Bequest

A watercolour by J.M.W. Turner showing purple storm clouds at the mouth of the Grand Canal in Venice and a gondola in the foreground.
Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851), Storm at the Mouth of the Grand Canal, Venice, c.1840. Image National Gallery of IrelandCredit

1 -31 January 2023 
Print Gallery | Admission free

Turner: The Henry Vaughan Bequest is a popular free annual display of light-filled Turner watercolours, bequeathed by English collector Henry Vaughan in 1900. This year’s selection will include the 31 Vaughan Bequest works, and five additional Turner watercolours, alongside eight of the artist’s much-loved Liber Studiorum prints.  

Curator: Niamh MacNally

Read five interesting things about Turner here before visiting the exhibition! 

Turner: The Henry Vaughan Bequest, Proudly supported by Grant Thornton, Turner Exhibitions Partner.

 

A sunlight expressionistic scene

Turner: The Sun is God

Also on display this January is this stunning exhibition of nearly 90 artworks, on loan from Tate. Must close 6 February. 

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