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•Posted by1 month ago

Rococo blop spotted at Tate Britain! (I hope this kind of post is allowed?)

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•Posted by7 months ago
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The Procession- Tate Britain

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•Posted by1 year ago
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My Saturday walk. Tried to get into the National Gallery for a bit of cul-chah, fully-bleedin-booked for 2 hrs, decide to walk to Tate Britain, and encountered this lively bunch

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•Posted by1 year ago

Found The Fairy Feller’s Master Stroke whilst on a trip to the Tate Britain today! One of their most underated songs in my opinion.

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Hogarth exhibition at Tate Britain has a full scale version of Rocque’s London 1746. You can finally read all the alleyway names :) Tyburn looks like a lonely spot on the far west of the map.

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A Sea Harrier FA2 suspended from the ceiling of the Tate Britain Art Gallery.

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