Aftermath: Art In The Wake Of World War One
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A century since the end of WWI Tate Britain takes a look at how artists responded to the physical and psychological scars left on Europe. A fascinating and moving exhibition, Aftermath: Art in the Wake of World War One features works by George Grosz, Otto Dix, Picasso, Winifred Knights, Fernand Leger and CRW Nevinson. It shows the different ways in which artists reacted to memories of war. George Grosz and Otto Dix exposed the unequal treatment of disabled veterans in post-war society, we saw the birth of new art forms in dada and surrealism, Pablo Picasso and Winifred Knights returned to tradition and classicism while others imagined future cities as society began to rebuild itself.
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event > Exhibitions > Art exhibitions - Sculpture | PRICING Free
DATES 29th October 2018 to 4th February 2019 - 10am-6pm
VENUE Tate Britain
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PRICING £12.50 (Adults), Free (under 12s)
DATES 25th September 2018 to 6th January 2019
VENUE Tate Britain
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PRICING £19.50
DATES 24th October 2018 to 24th February 2019
VENUE Tate Britain
Tate Britain presents London's first comprehensive retrospective of Edward Burne-Jones in 40 years, showcasing 150 of his works in a wide range of media. The last, and arguably the most romantic, of the Pre-Raphaelites, Burne-Jones was one of the art world's leading figures of the European fin de siècle and a pioneer of the symbolist movement. Off... More about this event
event > Exhibitions > Art exhibitions - Painting
PRICING £5-£18, mems/under 12s Free
DATES 24th October 2018 to 24th February 2019 - 10am-6pm
VENUE Tate Britain
This exhibition, his first solo show at Tate since 1933, charts Burne-Jones's rise from an outsider with little formal art training to one of the most influential British artists of the late 19th century. Highlights include some of his best loved works, such as his huge paintings telling the dreamlike fairy tale of Sleeping Beauty, wall-filling tap
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DATES 22nd September 2018 to 24th February 2019
VENUE Tate Britain
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PRICING £22 (Adults), £20 (Concessions), £5 (Family child 12–18 years), Free (Under 12s up to 4 per family adult)
DATES 27th March to 11th August 2019
VENUE Tate Britain
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