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John Turner
1916–2006
Painter, notable for portraits which reflected his interest in bygone techniques, born in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He studied at the College of Art there, 1935–8, then Slade School of Fine Art, 1938–41, and after returning to Ulster took up teaching, eventually at Belfast College of Art, from 1964–90 full-time.
Text Source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)
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Self Portrait 1951 John Turner (1916–2006)Self Portrait 1951 Royal Ulster Academy
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Sir William Coates, Lord Mayor of Belfast (1920–1922 & 1929–1930) John Turner (1916–2006)Sir William Coates, Lord Mayor of Belfast (1920–1922 & 1929–1930) Belfast City Hall
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Sir John Henry Biggart (1905–1979) John Turner (1916–2006)Sir John Henry Biggart (1905–1979) Queen's University Belfast
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Sir James Norritt, The Right Honourable, The Lord Mayor of Belfast (1951–1952) John Turner (1916–2006)Sir James Norritt, The Right Honourable, The Lord Mayor of Belfast (1951–1952) Belfast City Hall
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Castlerock, County Londonderry 1943 John Turner (1916–2006)Castlerock, County Londonderry 1943 Armagh County Museum -
Satyr 1942 John Turner (1916–2006)Satyr 1942 UCL Art Museum
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Sir Percival Brown, The Right Honourable, The Lord Mayor of Belfast (1953–1954) John Turner (1916–2006)Sir Percival Brown, The Right Honourable, The Lord Mayor of Belfast (1953–1954) Belfast City Hall
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The Family 1945 John Turner (1916–2006)The Family 1945 Ulster Museum
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Death of the First Born 1948 John Turner (1916–2006)Death of the First Born 1948 Ulster Museum
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Ecce Homo 1948 John Turner (1916–2006)Ecce Homo 1948 Ulster Museum
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Portrait of Rachel John Turner (1916–2006)Portrait of Rachel Ulster Museum
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Mayor Thomas J. Patterson c.1960 John Turner (1916–2006)Mayor Thomas J. Patterson c.1960 Carrickfergus Council
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Bloody Foreland John Turner (1916–2006)Bloody Foreland Northern Ireland Civil Service
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Spinario 1942 John Turner (1916–2006)Spinario 1942 UCL Art Museum
