The Tate Britain is celebrating the return of a series of major JMW Turners from loan to U.S. institutions with a rehang of its galleries devoted to the artist.  “We were slightly bereft,” says David Blayney Brown, Tate curator of British art from 1790-1850. “Although it is always wonderful to see things in a different gallery because they come to life in such different ways.”

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