Ingleborough from Chapel-Le-Dale 1810 - 1815

Joseph Mallord William Turner's "Ingleborough from Chapel-Le-Dale" (1810-1815) captures the dramatic landscape of Yorkshire. The watercolor depicts a distant view of the peak Ingleborough, with a small stone building in the foreground and a winding path snaking through the landscape. Turner's signature loose brushstrokes and atmospheric effects create a sense of movement and grandeur, with the light filtering through the clouds and illuminating the scene. This work showcases Turner's mastery of watercolor, a technique he used extensively in his later career, capturing the ethereal beauty and changing weather of the English countryside.