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benzodiazepines with ambien The Battle of Trafalgar is a technical tour de force. Had any other artist painted such a picture, you’d say it was a masterpiece. But whether because it was a royal commission or because Turner dared not project his own thoughts and feelings onto so iconic a subject, what’s missing for me is the ineffable dimension that makes Turner so much greater than contemporaries like Clarkson Stanfield or Francis Danby. For in his most profound works Turner had the ability to weave into his imagery a sense of the past impinging on the present. This is particularly true in many of the oils he painted at the height of the height of the Napoleonic wars like Hannibal Crossing the Alps but it is there, too, in The Fighting Temeraire Tugged to its last Berth to be Broken Up, 1838 (1839).