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Liber Studiorum

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Liber Studiorum

Series of etched and mezzotinted plates by the English painter J M W Turner designed to illustrate various styles of landscape, published 1807–19. Of a projected 100 plates, 71 were completed.

Turner took the idea of such a collection of monochrome studies from Claude Lorrain's Liber Veritatis. He etched all the plates in outline but left it to professional engravers to complete them in mezzotint.



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The picture, called The Farm Yard With The Cock, is part of an 71-piece exhibition of prints from JMW Turner's Liber Studiorum (Book of Studies).
There is a small exhibition of printed works, Turner, Printmaking and the Liber Studiorum, at the Barber Institute and Turner and the Birmingham Engravers runs alongside Turner's Britain at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery's Gas Hall.
AN EXHIBITION featuring 19th-century prints from Turner's Liber Studiorum will open at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum next month.
 
 
 
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