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Hangover? First date? Split up? Try being an art bum ; Tate Britain's new set of bespoke tours make it an ideal destination no matter how you're feeling
2005
Overview
If you are a nervous first-timer or a Tateaholic (should that be [Tate]-totaller?), never fear: Tate has tours of greatest hits and obscure delights for you too. I feel a bit sorry for Tate bookshop worker Harry Pye, who finds himself in the Odd Faces Collection. Actually, there are quite a lot of plugs in the various tour sheets for the Tate's shops and cafes. And quite a few of the collections seem slanted in favour of Hogarth, William Holman Hunt and Lord Leighton, their familiar paintings often paired with slightly more modern or obscure works such as Allen Jones's The Battle of Hastings (in the I Like Yellow Collection) and Vanessa Bell's Studland Bay (in the Rainy Day collection). THE 'I'M HUNGOVER' TOUR The Cholmondeley Ladies - British school, 17th century Heads of Six of Hogarth's Servants - William Hogarth Satan, Sin and Death - William Hogarth Rome: St Peter's and the Vatican from the Janiculum - Richard Wilson River Scene with Watermill and Cows - George Barrett Senior The Cock Tavery - Richard Wilson The Dance - William Hogarth The Plains of Heaven - [John Martin]
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Evening Standard Limited
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