The golden age of English painting
Gainsborough, Reynolds, Turner…
This exhibition, built from the masterpieces of Tate Britain, highlights a landmark period in the history of painting in England, from the years 1760 to 1820 approximately. It intends to draw a panorama that allows to grasp all the originality and diversity. She leads the visitor from the foundation of the Royal Academy, with artists such as Reynolds and Gainsborough, to the new turn that began in the early nineteenth century, including Turner.
The public will rediscover the great classics of British art, too rarely presented in France.
