Turner made a sketching tour of the north of England in 1797. This watercolour is based on a drawing in a sketchbook dating from his visit to Warkworth. The castle was built between the …

J. M. W. Turner painted Warkworth Castle in 1799. The ruins were attracting tourists as early as the mid 18th century. The Rising of the North in 1569 saw Catholic nobles in northern England …

Norham: Looking along the Banks of the Tweed, with the Castle at the Right Joseph Mallord William Turner

Painted in 1799, Warkworth Castle is one of William Turner's earliest landscapes. He was in his early twenties, and already had remarkable skill with the brush. In this dramatic scene, Turner …

Warkworth: Looking towards the Castle across the River Coquet, with the Bridge at the Right Joseph Mallord William Turner

‘Warkworth Castle, Northumberland; Thunderstorm Approaching at Sunset’ was created in 1799 by J.M.W. Turner in Romanticism style. Find more prominent pieces of landscape at …

Warkworth Castle, Northumberland, by J.M.W. Turner. England, 1799. View and license rights managed photos and images from the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Executed circa 1799, this watercolour is one of two very different known finished watercolours Turner made depicting Warkworth Castle, a 14th-century fortress near the coast of …

Warkworth Castle: The Interior of the Keep 1797. Accepted by the nation as part of the Turner Bequest 1856. Turner’s study of the vaulted interior of the keep of Warkworth Castle (see also …

In the late 18th century the leading British artists JMW Turner and Thomas Girtin produced several watercolours of the castle and hermitage at Warkworth, including: T Girtin, Warkworth …