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Tate Britain

Exhibition

BP Exhibition: Classified: Contemporary British Art

22 Jun – 23 Aug 2009
BP Exhibition: Classified: Contemporary British Art: past Tate Britain exhibition looking at artists who use ordering systems in their work

Tate Britain

Exhibition

Langlands & Bell: Zardad's Dog

3 Oct – 3 Nov 2005
Langlands & Bell: Zardad's Dog past exhibition at Tate Britain

Tate Modern

Exhibition

Wolfgang Tillmans: 2017

15 Feb – 11 Jun 2017
From intimate still-lifes and portraits, to images that address vital political issues, explore the photographs of this groundbreaking artist
Cornelia Parker, ‘From ‘Seascape with Distant Coast’ circa 1840, JMW Turner, N05516, Tate Collection’ 1998

Artwork

Cornelia Parker From ‘Seascape with Distant Coast’ circa 1840, JMW Turner, N05516, Tate Collection

1998
Cornelia Parker, ‘From ‘Scene in Venice’ circa 1840-5, JMW Turner, N05488, Tate Collection’ 1998

Artwork

Cornelia Parker From ‘Scene in Venice’ circa 1840-5, JMW Turner, N05488, Tate Collection

1998
Joseph Mallord William Turner, ‘Copies of Poussin’s ‘Landscape, with Diogenes’ and Two Pictures by Claude Lorrain in the Louvre Collection (‘Seaport with the Landing of Cleopatra’ and ‘Landscape, with Samuel Annointing David’); Designs for a Picture Entitled ‘The Prodigal Son’’ 1821

Artwork

Joseph Mallord William Turner Copies of Poussin’s ‘Landscape, with Diogenes’ and Two Pictures by Claude Lorrain in the Louvre Collection (‘Seaport with the Landing of Cleopatra’ and ‘Landscape, with Samuel Annointing David’); Designs for a Picture Entitled ‘The Prodigal Son’

1821
Joseph Mallord William Turner, ‘Self-Portrait’ c.1799

Artist

Joseph Mallord William Turner

1775–1851
Cornelia Parker, ‘From ‘Mountain Scene with Lake and Hut’ circa 1840-5, JMW Turner, N05476, Tate Collection’ 1998

Artwork

Cornelia Parker From ‘Mountain Scene with Lake and Hut’ circa 1840-5, JMW Turner, N05476, Tate Collection

1998
Joseph Mallord William Turner, ‘Notes by the Artist on ‘Landscape with the Port of Santa Marinella’ by Claude Lorrain in the Sciarra Collection, Rome; and a Rough Sketch of Distant Buildings’ 1819

Artwork

Joseph Mallord William Turner Notes by the Artist on ‘Landscape with the Port of Santa Marinella’ by Claude Lorrain in the Sciarra Collection, Rome; and a Rough Sketch of Distant Buildings

1819
View by appointment

Digitising the collection

The production processes that were the heart of the digitisation of the Tate collection included imaging, image processing and subject …
Suzanne Lacy, ‘The Crystal Quilt’ 1985–7

Registration and Collection Management

Stephen Huyton

This is one of four reports produced by researchers in the project Reshaping the Collectible: When Artworks Live in the …
Plan of Tate Gallery in 1914

Read

2: Collection and Display: National beginnings

Tim Batchelor

This curatorial essay by Tim Batchelor explores how British art as displayed at the Tate began with Hogarth. Written to …
Henri Matisse, ‘The Snail’ 1953

Project

Insight: The digitisation of the Tate collection

The digitisation of the Tate collection
Joseph Mallord William Turner, ‘Sketches of Two Paintings by Claude from the Barberini and Sciarra Collections, Rome’ 1819

Artwork

Joseph Mallord William Turner Sketches of Two Paintings by Claude from the Barberini and Sciarra Collections, Rome

1819
View by appointment
Joseph Mallord William Turner, ‘Shipping at the Mouth of the Thames’ c.1806–7

Tate Britain

Display

Found in Turner’s Studio: Seascapes

Share Turner’s fascination with the sea in all its variety, a subject of which he never tired
Free entry
Jenny Holzer From the Living Series Bench #16

UBS Openings: Drawings From The UBS Art Collection: Room guide

UBS Openings: Drawings From The UBS Art Collection past exhibition at Tate Modern
Agostino Brunias, ‘Dancing Scene in the West Indies’ 1764–96

Online Guide

Responses to Tate's Collection by our BAME Network

Read how voices from our Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Network respond to the artworks in our collection

Turner Whistler Monet, room guide: Turner's Legacy

Turner Whistler Monet exhibition, Tate Britain, Room 1
Joseph Mallord William Turner, ‘The Fall of Anarchy (?)’ c.1833–4

Tate Britain

Display

Found in Turner’s Studio: Landscape and History

Follow Turner’s artistic experimentation through unexhibited and unfinished works whose innovation often puzzled his contemporaries
Free entry
Joseph Mallord William Turner, ‘St Mawes at the Pilchard Season’ exhibited 1812

Light into Colour: Turner’s West Country: Work

Light into Colour past exhibition on Turner at Tate St Ives; works relating to 'Turner's West Country'