Documentary explores whether JMW Turner may have been neurodivergent
Programme uses artist’s sketches, drawings and watercolours to build unprecedented psychological portrait He is widely regarded as England’s greatest painter, but despite his extraordinary output, elements of JMW Turner’s personality have remained a mystery. Now, a groundbreaking BBC documentary (…)
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