Tate (Q430682)

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art institution in the United Kingdom
  • Tate Gallery
  • Tate galleries
  • National Gallery of British Art
  • The Tate
  • The Tate Gallery
  • Tate Museum
Language Label Description Also known as
English
Tate
art institution in the United Kingdom
  • Tate Gallery
  • Tate galleries
  • National Gallery of British Art
  • The Tate
  • The Tate Gallery
  • Tate Museum

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logo image
Tate-logo.gif
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image
Tate Britain (5822081512) (2).jpg
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native label
Tate (English)
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archives at
Tate Archive
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founded by
Sir Henry Tate
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historic county
Middlesex
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coordinate location

Map

51°29'28"N, 0°7'37"W
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imported from Wikimedia project
English Wikipedia
has subsidiary
Tate Britain
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Tate Liverpool
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Tate Modern
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Tate St Ives
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owner of
significant event
claim for restitution of an artwork
point in time
July 1999
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reference URL
https://www.jta.org/archive/britain-plans-to-make-restitution-for-nazi-looted-art-in-tate-gallery
https://www.lootedart.com/web_images/news/SAP%20Tate%202001.pdf
quotation
The claimant brings this claim on behalf of himself and members of his family, with their authority, in respect of a picture entitled ‘A View of Hampton Court Palace’ by Jan Griffier the Elder (c1645-1718), which is now in the possession of the Trustees of the Tate Gallery (the Tate). (English)
restitution of Nazi-looted art
point in time
2016
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reference URL
https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-6048402
quotation
By descent to Isabel Constable (d. 1888), the artist’s daughter; Christie’s, London, 17 June 1892, lot 254, when acquired by the following, with Dowdeswell, London.P.A. Chéramy, Paris, by 1902; his sale, Galerie Georges Petit, Paris, 5-7 May 1908, lot 19, when acquired by the following, Baron Ferenc Hatvany (1881-1958), from whom looted after the German invasion of Hungary in 1944.Mr Meyer, from whom acquired by the following in 1962, with Leger Galleries, London, from whom acquired by the following, Broadway Art Gallery, Broadway, Worcestershire, from whom acquired by the following, Mrs P.M. Rainsford, by whom presented to the Tate Gallery in 1986.Restituted to the heirs of Baron Ferenc Hatvany in 2016. (English)
publisher
Christie's
retrieved
11 June 2024
social media followers
4,811,517
X numeric user ID
5225991
point in time
7 January 2021
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4,865,004
X numeric user ID
5225991
point in time
31 March 2020
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4,742,257
X numeric user ID
5225991
point in time
28 February 2022
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330,000±999
YouTube channel ID
UC2isDei-lrNSrgGYE4Np3PA
point in time
14 December 2022
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4,704,741
X numeric user ID
5225991
point in time
8 February 2023
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has part(s)
Tate Britain
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Tate Liverpool
start time
1988
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Tate St Ives
start time
1993
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Tate Modern
start time
2000
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Tate Archive
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Identifiers

ISNI
0000000123340073
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NORAF ID
90086561
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GND ID
1003324-5
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NL CR AUT ID
kn20070504009
subject named as
Tate Gallery
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NUKAT ID
n00071589
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BaGLAMa GID
124
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Lex ID
Tate_Gallery
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FactGrid item ID
Q405170
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Instagram username
tate
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ROR ID
04s55st49
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UK Parliament thesaurus ID
82556
subject named as
Tate Galleries
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