Turner’s “Grenoble Bridge,” from collection of Baltimore Museum of Art 2

Visual arts

One of the Museum’s masterpieces, J.M.W. Turner’s Grenoble Bridge (1824), a watercolor that was purchased in 1968 and has rarely been shown due to its fragility. Click for detail.

Joseph Mallord William Turner. Grenoble Bridge. (c. 1824).
The Baltimore Museum of Art: Purchase with exchange
funds from Nelson and Juanita Greif Gutman Collection.
BMA 1968.28

2 thoughts on “Turner’s “Grenoble Bridge,” from collection of Baltimore Museum of Art

  1. debra May 4,2012 12:20 pm

    Hi Sam! Naturally I thought of you and Bret when I posted this, my Bal’more posse. Look, this is an oldie, I just ran across it, it was part of a 2008 Turner show. But I simply could not resist putting it on the blog. Clearer now? Cheers, Debra L.

  2. Samantha May 4,2012 10:23 am

    Wow, I’ve never seen this once on the BMA’s walls. Is it traveling now?

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