Painting of a storm at sea, with rocks and rough waves in the foreground and a dark purple cloudy sky.
J.M.W. Turner (1775–1851), Sea View, mid-1820s. National Galleries of Scotland. Henry Vaughan Bequest 1900.

Tour

Public Tour: Sketching Tour of Turner’s Watercolours: Scotland’s Vaughan Bequest

04 January 13.00 - 14.00

Location
Atrium
Admission

Explore the Turner’s Watercolours: Scotland’s Vaughan Bequest exhibition on this in-depth sketching tour

Sketching is an intense and surprisingly relaxing way of appreciating all that the Gallery has to offer. No artistic ability required, just a willingness to get creative!

  • We will provide clipboards, paper and pencils
  • You can bring your own dry materials, if you like
  • No wet materials (paint, watercolour etc.) allowed
  • Meet your guide in the Atrium near the Merrion Square information desk.
  • Read our Visitor Guide for details of what to expect on your visit to the Gallery.
  • A Sketching tour of the permanent collection or other exhibitions takes place at 1.00pm on the first Saturday of every month.

Turner’s Watercolours: Scotland’s Vaughan Bequest is proudly supported by Grant Thornton, Turner Exhibitions Partner.
 

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