The Turner exhibition at Mystic Seaport Museum

It was everything the critics said it was, an almost overwhelming collection of mostly water colors from the Tate Museum, London, and only visiting the US at Mystic.  Very large crowds every day
of the exhibit, I was told, and no wonder.  The chance to see these artworks, some very early, some very unlike what we think of with Turner, and a few of the great oils to gaze at in wonder.
Here are just a few examples.

JMW Turner Exhibition

Loch Long, Morning

c.1801

Durham Cathedral: The Interior, 

Looking East along the South Aisle

1797-8

Holy Island Cathedral

C. 1806-7

Arundel Castle, on the River Arun

c.1824

Dryburgh Abbey

c.1832

Jumieges

c.1832

Venice Quay, Ducal Palace

Exhibited 1844

Venice: An Imaginary View of the Arsenale

c.1840

A Shipwreck in a Stormy Sea

1823

Stormy Sea with Dolphins

c. 1835-40

Whitby

1824

Whalers (Boiling Blubber) Entangled in Flaw Ice,

Endeavouring to Extricate Themselves

1846

One of the few huge oils included in the show.

(The blue spot in the middle is an unfortunate reflection from behind).

(detail)

(detail)