The Wreck Buoy 30 x 40 print mounted prints How were mummies made

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The Wreck Buoy is a re-working of an earlier picture and a summation of Turner’s concern with the sea

The Wreck Buoy 30 x 40 print mounted prints How were mummies madeA 30 x 40cm print of The Wreck Buoy by Joseph Mallord William Turner. The art critic John Ruskin, a great admirer of Turner, described this as, " the last oil he painted before his noble hand forgot its cunning." It is a re working of an earlier picture and a summation of Turners concern with the sea. The artists pessimistic view of human endeavour and the fallacy of hope is symbolised by the rainbow and the wreck buoy beneath it.