Tate Gallery
British art institution
The Tate Gallery is a network of four art museums in England housing British art from the 16th century onward and international modern and contemporary art.
The original gallery opened in London in 1897, funded by sugar magnate Henry Tate.
The collection later split between Tate Britain (British art) and Tate Modern (international modern art), with additional branches in Liverpool and St Ives.
We spent the afternoon at the Tate.
- Pre-Raphaelite BrotherhoodMid-century English artistic revolt
- paintColored coating substance
- Abstract ExpressionismGestural, nonrepresentational American painting movement
- exhibitItem publicly displayed
- CubismFragmented geometric abstraction
J.M.W. Turner · portrait · oil painting · contemporary sculpture · Francis Bacon · free admission · art collection · permanent collection · David Hockney · Surrealism · National Trust · Minimalism · Rothko · modern art · landscape · Guggenheim Museum · sculpture · contemporary art
Tate GalleryNational Gallery
Government-run art institution
British Museum · Natural History Museum · Royal Academy · Victoria and Albert Museum
Tate GalleryNational Gallery
Government-run art institution
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