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The author traces the painter's life and creative development in a chronological narrative, pairing biographical episodes with close readings of watercolours and oils. Early training and public reception give way to travels and an extended Italian period that expand his palette and subject range; recurring concerns with light, atmosphere, and the sea are examined through studies of major works and sketchbooks. Attention is given to transitional phases, celebrated public successes, later experiments with unresolved canvases, and the posthumous handling and artist's bequest, all illustrated by numerous colour plates.

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C. Lewis Hind

C. Lewis Hind was a British art historian and writer known for his insightful analyses of prominent artists and movements. His works often explore the lives and contributions of notable figures in the art world, such as J.M.W. Turner, William Hogarth, and Antoine Watteau. Hind's notable publications include 'Constable,' which examines the life and work of the English landscape painter John Constable, and 'Turner's Golden Visions,' which delves into Turner's artistic legacy. Through his writings, Hind contributed significantly to the understanding of art history and the appreciation of these influential artists.

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