The 1460 Pascal is an 8-eye silhouette based on the original Dr. Martens boot. The boot's iconic DNA looks like this: 8-eyes, an air-cushioned sole with grooved edges, yellow welt stitching and a heel-loop. The only difference here? No binding at the collar.

This 1460 Pascal is the result of our ongoing artist series with Tate London, featuring artwork by London's 'Painter of Light': Joseph Mallord William Turner. One of the world's greatest Romanticist landscape painters, he was a controversial figure in his day. Ever an eccentric and living always by his own rules, he was a true original — and embodies the spirit of Dr. Martens.

Here, we've featured Turner's Fishermen at Sea (c.1796) – using a crackled, textured leather that gives the effect of a real painted canvas.

• Retains classic Doc's DNA, like grooved sides, visible stitching and scripted heel-loop
• Constructed on the iconic, durable Dr. Martens air-cushioned sole
• Made with Cristal Suede, a suede with a crackled and distressed effect — and is designed to develop a worn-in appearance
• This is a Goodyear-welted product