William Turner 1920-2013
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Stockport Viaduct, 1966
Oil on Board
20 x 24 ins (50.80 x 60.96 cms)
Signed - Dated & Titled Verso
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Exhibition History
Pitcairn Galleries, Knutsford, 1966
Royal Society of British Artists
General Notes
Images of Stockport and particularly the Viaduct dominated William Turner's output for over 50 years. He first starting painting it in the 1950s when he was in his thirties and he continued well into his eighties. When asked why he'd done so many paintings of the viaduct, his reply was:
You can't do many pictures of Stockport without the Viaduct
Most of these paintings show a steam train crossing the viaduct, even though the line has been electrified since the 1960s.
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