
In Pictures
Poet and author Owen Sheers examines our changing relationship to the sea over the last four centuries and how this is reflected in the work of many British artists.
As an island nation the sea has exerted a powerful influence on some of Britain's best known artists. It has led to some of the finest British paintings from the likes of Constable and Turner and continues to be fertile territory for prominent artists today.
Poet and author Owen Sheers examines our changing relationship to the sea over the last four centuries and how this is reflected in the work of artists who have tried to capture its ever-changing essence in the stillness of a canvas, sculpture or photograph.
Last on
More episodes
Previous
You are at the first episode
Next
Clips
-
Hambling's sea paintings
Duration: 02:35
-
Turner and the Sea
Duration: 01:14
-
Martin Parr's Seaside
Duration: 01:13
Credits
Role | Contributor |
---|---|
Presenter | Owen Sheers |
Executive Producer | Jo Roe |
Director | Matthew Springford |
Producer | Matthew Springford |