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John Martin (1789-1854) is one of the most extraordinary figures in British art. His large-scale, dramatic paintings, encompassing catastrophe, war, apocalypse and nature on an epic scale, were the disaster movies of their day, connecting with a wider and diverse audience. This title presents a comprehensive reassessment of Martin's career.
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John Martin (1789-1854) is one of the most extraordinary figures in British art. His large-scale, dramatic paintings, encompassing catastrophe, war, apocalypse & nature on an epic scale, were the disaster movies of their day, connecting with a wider & diverse audience. This title presents a comprehensive reassessment of Martin's career.

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