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Barbara Ker-Seymer, Anonymous

1932–January 1934

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Barbara Ker-Seymer, Anonymous

1932–January 1934

Coloured study of the full-length figure of Christ, with both arms partly raised and outspread, the robe has a number of prominent folds

Graham Sutherland OM

1953–4

Sketch inscribed ‘sanctions. or who cares about niggers when we can eat quich and suck on lovely out span oranges or the last supper’

Donald Rodney

1986–7

Yards supplying construction materials in the Nawabadi Guzargah district of Kabul, overlooked by American-controlled electronic eavesdropping equipment on the summit of Kobe Asmai.

Simon Norfolk

2011

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Numerals

1968

‘Numerals‘, Erté (Romain de Tirtoff), 1968

Additional papers of Robert Medley

Collection owner: Robert Medley

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Essay

Lost Art: John Baldessari

Jennifer Mundy

The Gallery of Lost Art is an immersive, online exhibition that tells the fascinating stories of artworks that have disappeared. …

id Painting 29

Mark Wallinger

2015

Press Release

Richard Rogers's vision for Bankside

11 May 2001

Richard Rogers's vision for Bankside: Tate Press related to past news.

History of Tate St Ives

Read about how this gallery grew to be the hub for the art and artists of Cornwall

Art Term

Palette

A palette is a smooth, flat surface on which artists set out and mix their colours before painting, often designed …

Exhibition PAST EVENT

Hamish Fulton: Walking journey

Hamish Fulton: Walking journey: photographic works about the experience of walking. Past Tate Britain exhibition

Candidature for a Retrospective

Martin Kippenberger

1993

Conference PAST EVENT

A Bigger Picture: New Approaches to David Hockney

Explore the artist’s style and ways of working

talks_lectures PAST EVENT

LJMU Writers' Workshop Presents Simon Armitage Writer and Broadcaster

Simon Armitage will respond to the theme of the An Imagined Museum exhibition by reading selections from his work.

Workshop PAST EVENT

Clay Worlds

Create your own world out of clay

Workshop PAST EVENT

Super Heroes Workshop with Jason Ford

Join illustrator Jason Ford for an afternoon of activities to create your own superhero universe

Letter from Edward Renouf to Anny Schey von Koromla

Edward Renouf, recipient: Anny Schey von Koromla

20 August 1931

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Letter from Paul Nash to Margaret Nash written from France while on commission to make drawings at the Front as a war artist

Paul Nash, recipient: Margaret Nash

27 November 1917

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Coloured study of the full-length figure of Christ, with both arms partly raised and outspread, the robe has a number of prominent folds

Sketch inscribed ‘sanctions. or who cares about niggers when we can eat quich and suck on lovely out span oranges or the last supper’

Yards supplying construction materials in the Nawabadi Guzargah district of Kabul, overlooked by American-controlled electronic eavesdropping equipment on the summit of Kobe Asmai.

Numerals

Additional papers of Robert Medley

Lost Art: John Baldessari

id Painting 29

Richard Rogers's vision for Bankside

History of Tate St Ives

Palette

Hamish Fulton: Walking journey

Candidature for a Retrospective

A Bigger Picture: New Approaches to David Hockney

LJMU Writers' Workshop Presents Simon Armitage Writer and Broadcaster

Clay Worlds

Super Heroes Workshop with Jason Ford

Letter from Edward Renouf to Anny Schey von Koromla

Letter from Paul Nash to Margaret Nash written from France while on commission to make drawings at the Front as a war artist

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Coloured study of the full-length figure of Christ, with both arms partly raised and outspread, the robe has a number of prominent folds

Sketch inscribed ‘sanctions. or who cares about niggers when we can eat quich and suck on lovely out span oranges or the last supper’

Yards supplying construction materials in the Nawabadi Guzargah district of Kabul, overlooked by American-controlled electronic eavesdropping equipment on the summit of Kobe Asmai.

Numerals

Additional papers of Robert Medley

Lost Art: John Baldessari

id Painting 29

Richard Rogers's vision for Bankside

History of Tate St Ives

Palette

Hamish Fulton: Walking journey

Candidature for a Retrospective

A Bigger Picture: New Approaches to David Hockney

LJMU Writers' Workshop Presents Simon Armitage Writer and Broadcaster

Clay Worlds

Super Heroes Workshop with Jason Ford

Letter from Edward Renouf to Anny Schey von Koromla

Letter from Paul Nash to Margaret Nash written from France while on commission to make drawings at the Front as a war artist

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