8.3K views · 468 reactions | Paula Rego revolutionised the way in which women are represented in art, using her work to expose and fight injustice. Her painted figures express emotions and experiences ranging from tenderness and sexual desire to emotional dependency and self-empowerment, presenting a multi-faceted view of the female experience. ​Catch Paula Rego's major retrospective at Tate Britain, until 24 October: https://bit.ly/38sUX4Z | Tate | Facebook

Painting, poetry, passion... The Rossettis have moved in at Tate Britain! 🌹 Immerse yourself in The Rossettis' revolutionary approach to art, love and life through their romantic tales and boundary-pushing careers. 🎟️ Book your tickets today: https://bit.ly/3zApcUZ | Tate

8K views · 443 reactions | Explore the radical, romantic, rock 'n' roll world of The Rossettis—the Victorian family who challenged conventions in both art and life.  Until 24 September at Tate Britain. ➡️ https://bit.ly/43HD6SL | Tate | Facebook

Ophelia has returned to Tate Britain! 🖼️ John Everett Millais’s 1851 painting of Ophelia is one of the best-known images from Shakespeare’s play 'Hamlet'. 🥀 But who was Ophelia in Millais' painting? https://bit.ly/3vOmWIE In this film we learn about 19-year-old artist and poet Elizabeth Siddal, and her life story, so entwined with Shakespeare's Ophelia. 🌼 | Tate

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