Prince Albert II Unveils the New Turner Exhibition at the Grimaldi Forum

The summer exhibition features 80 works by one of Britain's most renowned painters, offering a rare opportunity to see such a collection in the Principality.

Last night, Prince Albert II visited the Grimaldi Forum to preview the upcoming major exhibition: "Turner, The Sublime Legacy."

© Direction de la Communication / Frédéric Nebinger

Following the success of the Louboutin exhibition two years ago and Monet last year, this new summer exhibition, in partnership with the Tate, is poised to match or even surpass the previous ones.

The final gallery, named The Cathedral, showcases many of the British artist's later works © Direction de la Communication / Frédéric Nebinger

During the opening of "Turner, The Sublime Legacy," Prince Albert II explored the works of one of Britain's greatest painters, a prominent figure of the Sublime movement.

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