The Thames at Weybridge

The Thames at Weybridge is an 1806 landscape painting by the British artist J.M.W. Turner. It depicts a view on the River Thames, traditionally regarded to be near to Weybridge in Surrey to the west of London. It displays a visionary, idealised conception of the river with the dark water running between large trees and the appearance of what appears to be a fragment of a ruined ancient temple in the foreground with a peacock standing on it. It only acquired its current title later, having initially been known as Isis, and may in fact show the river at Isleworth, with the battlemented corner of Syon House visible on the left.

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