Saturday 16 April 2005, 15.00–15.30

Richard Dennis, Reader in Geography at University College London, leads a tour of the Turner Whistler Monet exhibition focusing on JAM Whistler and Claude Monet's representations of modern industrial London. His talk explores the growth in Thames-side industries and the completion of new bridges such as Westminster and Charing Cross, and other physical changes and improvements to the Victorian city.

Tate Britain  In the Exhibition
Free with exhibition ticket, no bookings taken
Limited numbers if galleries are crowded

    

This event is related to the Turner Whistler Monet exhibition