Turner at ARoS, an art museum in Aarhus
My last post was about the area in Aarhus that once was one of the barracks in Aarhus. Now a centre for culture, concerts and art exhibitions.
The main building preserved from the times of the military barracks 
The Music Hall to the left and the ARoS Art museum to the right 
ARoS 
ARoS on the hill
ARoS is a spectacular building with a glass roof ring, a piece of art by Danish/ Icelandish Olafur Elisson.
Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851) was far ahead of his time.
I can’t believe how prescient he was. He was painting what he saw, and that was before Impressionism
James Turrell, 2002
From the left: A rainbow with cattle 1815, To the right Venice 1840 
The Lake Petworth, Sunset 1827, Turner 
Rain, Steam, and Speed” engraved by Brandard, 1859, Turner 
“Lake Lucerne” 1844 by Turner 
Turner 
“Going to the Ball” 1846 by W. Turner 
“The Visit to the Tomb” 1850 by Turner
As a young person staying in England and visiting London in 1970, I found J.M.W.Turner at Tate Gallery. His art made a lifelong impression on me.
Categories: Art, Art Museum
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Old and new design buildings sitting side-by-side. Those paintings resemble how some memories appear in my mind.
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I am so glad you mention my post. Fifty-eight years ago, Henry had his boot camp where the Art Museum is now
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