Procris and Cephalus, from the Liber Studiorum, engraved by George Clinton, 1812

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"Procris and Cephalus," engraved by George Clinton in 1812, is a notable work from Joseph Mallord William Turner's Liber Studiorum, a collection that showcases Turner's mastery in landscape and historical painting. This piece, based on the tragic mythological tale of love, misunderstanding, and loss from Ovid's Metamorphoses, exemplifies Turner's ability to infuse classical narratives with emotional depth and atmospheric landscape settings. The Liber Studiorum, designed to illustrate the breadth of Turner's artistry and to educate aspiring artists, was a project that spanned many years, with Turner overseeing the creation of seventy-one published prints. "Procris and Cephalus" stands out within this collection for its poignant portrayal of the story's climax, where Cephalus, mistakenly believing his wife Procris to be an animal hiding in the bushes, fatally wounds her with his spear. Turner's composition and Clinton's engraving skillfully capture the dramatic tension and the tragic irony of the moment, set against a backdrop that emphasizes the sublime beauty of nature—a recurring theme in Turner's work. This piece not only highlights Turner's innovative approach to landscape and narrative art but also contributes to the 19th-century Romantic movement's exploration of human emotion and the natural world.

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