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Liber Studiorum, Catalogue
Date

19th century
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Artist: Joseph Mallord William Turner, British 1775 - 1851
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Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Philip Hofer, M4171-M4241.X

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Liber Studiorum, Catalogue

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Artist: Joseph Mallord William Turner, British 1775 - 1851

Date

19th century

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PUBLISHED
STUDIORUM
THE
CATALOGUE.
LIBER
FRONTISPIECE
THE PUBLISHED PLATES.
PLATES.
FRONTISPIECE TO LIBER STUDIORUM is most
TO
most
is
presented
Subscribers
No.
them:
the
plates
No. THE
which
architectural.
For
respectfully
The
letters
pastoral
have
top
by
from
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the following
of
respectfully presented the Subscribers by .
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the Cataloguc. have the following
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CATALOGUE. * The letters at the top of the plates, and printed in the margin of the Catalogue, have the following mean ings :- P., pastral; E P, elegant pastoral ; M. and M. S., mountainous; M., marine; H., historical; A., architectural. The names in the Catalogue anre taken from the plates so far as they appear upon them. For the plates which bear no name the commonly accepted name is given in parentheses THE PUBLISHED PLATES. No. 1.-THE FRONTISPIECE TO LIBER STUDIORUM is mmost respectfully presented to the Subscribers by J. M. W. Turner. Published May 23, 1812. -The picture in the centre, the Rape of Europa, was engraved by Turner himself. The contrast between its beauty and the clumsy and unmeaning framework in which it is set is striking. PART I-PUBLISHED JANUARY 20, 1807. No. 2.-(BRIDGE AND COWS.) P. No. 3.– (WOMAN WITH TAMBOURINE.) * All the worst and feeblest studies in the book, as the pastoral with the nymph playing the tambourine, that with the long bridge seen through the trees (No. 13) and with the flock of goats on the walled road (No. 43),- owe the principal part of their im becilities to Claude."-RUSKIN, Modern Painters, Vol. III. p. 324 In spite of its weak artificiality, the composition is in parts exquisite. E. P.
CATALOGUE.
*
The
letters
at
the
top
of
plates,
and
printed
in
margin
Catalogue,
have
following
mean
ings
:-
P.,
pastral;
E
P,
elegant
pastoral
;
M.
S.,
mountainous;
M.,
marine;
H.,
historical;
A.,
architectural.
names
Catalogue
anre
taken
from
plates
so
far
as
they
appear
upon
them.
For
which
bear
no
name
commonly
accepted
is
given
parentheses
THE
PUBLISHED
PLATES.
No.
1.-THE
FRONTISPIECE
TO
LIBER
STUDIORUM
mmost
respectfully
presented
to
Subscribers
by
J.
W.
Turner.
Published
May
23,
1812.
-The
picture
centre,
Rape
Europa,
was
engraved
Turner
himself.
contrast
between
its
beauty
clumsy
unmeaning
framework
it
set
striking.
PART
I-PUBLISHED
JANUARY
20,
1807.
2.-(BRIDGE
AND
COWS.)
P.
3.–
(WOMAN
WITH
TAMBOURINE.)
All
worst
feeblest
studies
book,
with
nymph
playing
tambourine,
that
long
bridge
seen
through
trees
(No.
13)
flock
goats
on
walled
road
43),-
owe
principal
part
their
im
becilities
Claude."-RUSKIN,
Modern
Painters,
Vol.
III.
p.
324
In
spite
weak
artificiality,
composition
parts
exquisite.
E.