Turner and the Thames Condition:Like New but couldn't make her leave

but couldn't make her leave

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Turner and the Thames Condition:Like New but couldn't make her leaveJ. M. W. Turner had a lifelong association with the River Thames. He was born near the river and throughout his life he maintained a home on or within wasy reach of its banks. Thames scenery was a favourite source of inspiration for paintings, watercolours and sketches. In 1805, Turner moved into Syon Ferry House, overlooking the Thames at Isleworth. He spent the succeeding months sailing and fishing, reading and dreaming, filling his sketchbooks with