Acrylic
Framed
22 x 26"
I had a special place between Cochrane and Sundre, where I would stay in my cozy trailer awaiting my family and friends to arrive. This painting came from a photo that I took as I pulled over to capture the glow of the sunset with our foothills.
My great, great, great grandfather was the engraver for J.M. W. Turner. I believe as the family artists expanded with each generation, we all have a bit of Turner's work in our paintings. My dad has often commented how my skies look like Turner's. Something I did not quite understand till later on in my years as I expanded my art with large skies when it came to my landscape pieces.
J.M.W. Turner
J.M.W. Turner does not appear to be a single person, but rather refers to the collaboration between Turner and one or more members of the Goodall family of artists, most notably the engraver Edward Goodall. Edward Goodall was a prominent steel line engraver who extensively engraved many of William Turner's paintings, and William was a personal friend of the Goodall family.