«Дождь, пар и скорость» (англ. Rain

«Дождь, пар и скорость» (англ. Rain, Steam and Speed — The Great Western Railway) — картина английского художника Уильяма Тёрнера, впервые представленная на выставке в Королевской академии художеств в 1844 году.

На картине художник изобразил мчащийся поезд, единственно чётко распознаваемой деталью которого является труба паровоза. Всё остальное тонет и растворяется в золотистом мареве. На картине можно разглядеть опоры моста и лодку с двумя пассажирами. Картина была написана после поездки Тёрнера по Большой западной железной дороге, связывавшей юго-запад Англии, Западные земли и Южный Уэльс с Лондоном. Считается, что на картине изображён железнодорожный мост Мейденхед через Темзу между городками Тэплоу (Taplow) и Мейденхед (Maidenhead). Зрителю представлен вид на восток в сторону Лондона.

Результаты (английский) 1:

"Rain, steam and speed" (Engl. Rain, Steam and Speed-The Great Western Railway) is a painting by the English artist William Turner, first introduced at the exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in the year 1844.In this painting, the artist depicts a moving train, the only clearly recognizable part of pipe steam locomotive. Everything else is sinking and dissolves into the Golden sunset. In the picture you can make out the supports of the bridge and a boat with two passengers. The picture was painted by Turner after a visit by the great Western railway linking South West England and South Wales Western lands with London. It is considered that on the painting's Maidenhead railway bridge across the River Thames between the towns of Tèplou (Taplow) and Maidenhead (Maidenhead). The Viewer is looking East towards London.

Результаты (английский) 2:

"Rain, Steam and Speed" (English. Rain, Steam and Speed ​​- The Great Western Railway) - painting by British artist William Turner, was first presented at the exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in 1844. The painting artist depicted runaway train, the only clearly recognizable part of which is the tube of a steam locomotive. Everything else is sinking, and dissolved in a golden haze. In the picture you can see the bridge piers and boat with two passengers. The painting was painted after a trip to Turner on the Great Western Railway, linking the south-west of England, Western Lands and South Wales with London. It is believed that a painting of a railway bridge over the River Thames between Maidenhead Taplow towns (Taplow) and Maidenhead (Maidenhead). The viewer is a view east towards London.

Результаты (английский) 3:

"Rain, steam and speed" (engl. rain, steam and speed - The Great Western Railway) - picture English artist William Turner, for the first time presented at the exhibition of the Royal Academy of Arts in 1844.

The picture catalog feigned he a footballer breaking away on the train, the only clearly legible part which is a tube steamer trunk. All the rest's drowning and dissolves in sunset gold мареве.On the picture you can see the support axle and a boat with two passengers. The picture was written following the visit to Turner's great western railway, surfaced road south-west England,Western land and South Wales to London. It is considered that the picture shows a railway bridge Maidenhead through River Thames between towns Тэплоу (Tаplоw) and Maidenhead (Mаidenheаd).Viewer is a view on the east side of London in.