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I've always been drawn to these types of atmospheric paintings. Thanks for this one. I looked into Turner some more. It's interesting to see the evolution of his work. This was one of his first displayed paintings: Fishermen at Sea - 1796 This is around the time of Flint Castle: The Burning of the Houses of Parliament - 1835 This was near the end of his career: Sunrise with Sea Monsters - 1845 They all have the same quality of being dominated by the lighting, but it seems that he distilled it more and more as time went on. I think I prefer the midpoint in his career the most. (btw, I added a date to your post.)
I kind of remembered his paintings to be at the same time realistic and full of light. When looking for the right example to show I couldn't find something matching this idea, except maybe the Flint Castle. The Burning Parliament is good too!
Aldemir Martins
Pássaro (1958)
[Bird] He's mostly known for drawing cats.
Caspar David Friedrich
Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer (1818)
[The Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog]
