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TATE
TATE
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Bewitched boss
King Lear bowdlerizer
Little Man ___
Little Man ___ (1991 Jodie Foster movie)
Little Man ___ (1991)
Little Man ___ (Foster flick)
Little Man ___ (Jodie Foster film)
Little Man ___: Foster film
Little Man ___: Jodie Foster film
Little Man___ (Foster film)
Ode to the Confederate Dead poet
Ode to the Confederate Dead poet Allen ___
Panacea: A Poem Upon Tea poet
Soap family name
The Fathers novelist
To Kill A Mockingbird sheriff
Valley of the Dolls actress
Little Man ___
Little Man ___ (91 film)
Little Man ___ (Jodie Foster movie)
Soap family name
1984 light middleweight gold medalist Frank
1991 film Little Man ___
1992 Pulitzer poet James
Actor Donovan
Actress Sharon
Any of four English galleries
Art philanthropist Sir Henry
Atterbury Street gallery
Bollingen Prize winner: 1957
Boss on Bewitched
British art gallery
British art gallery name
British art institution
British art museum
British gallery
British modern art museum
British museum
British poet laureate Nahum
Buddy of jazz
Buddy of the Swing Era
Conductor Jeffrey
Constables hang here
Darren Stevenss boss
Destination for Turner fans
Donovan of Disneys Hercules
Englands national art gallery
English art patron
English art patron: 1819-99
English poet laureate Nahum ___
English poet laureate of 1692-1715
English poet laureate
Foster film Little Man ___
Gallery for Etta
Gallery founded in 1897
Gallery in London
Gallery of London
Gallery on Atterbury Street
Gallery on the Thames
Gallery overlooking the Thames
Gallery showing works by Turner
Gallery with the John Singer Sargent Wing
Hawkeyes quarterback Drew
Home of Constables The Gleaners
Home or many Turners
Home to many Gainsboroughs
Home to many John Constable works
Home to many Turners
Home to some Sargents
Jazz saxophonist Buddy
Jazz-musician Buddy
Jodie Foster film
Larry or Louise on Bewitched
Late jazzman Buddy
Little Man in a Foster film
London Gallery
London art gallery
London art museum
London gallery founder
London gallery name
London home of Constables and Sargents
London museum
London tourist stop
Londons ___ Britain art gallery
Londons ___ Gallery
Londons___Gallery
Modern museum in London
Museum thats called a gallery
National Gallery of British Art
New Criticism poet Allen ___
Noted gallery
One place to see Warhol in London
Poet Allen
Poet Nahum
Poet laureate Nahum
Poet laureate of 1692
Poet laureate of 1700
Poet who wrote the novel The Fathers
Polanskis Sharon
Pop ___
Pulitzer-winning poet of 1992
Redesigned London gallery
Renowned London gallery
Sharon of Valley of the Dolls
Sharon of 1960s Hollywood
Sir Henry for whom a gallery is named
Sir Henrys gallery
Site of Millaiss painting Ophelia
Site of many London hangings
Site of many a Sargent
Site of some Millais works
Site of some Sargent paintings
Site of some Sargents
Stephens Bewitched boss
Sucralose maker ___ & Lyle
Surname in A Rage to Live
Thames gallery
Thames gallery (h)
Time consumed in London gallery (4)
Title boy genius of a 1991 film
Turner Prize institution
Turner Wing gallery
U.K. gallery
Voice of Walt Disneys Hercules
Westminster art gallery
Westminster gallery
Westminster haunts for art lovers
Where Gainsboroughs hang
Where Sargents hang
Where hangings occur in London
Where in London to see Sargents and Constables
Where many Sargents hang
Where some Picassos hang
Where to see Sargents
Where to see Turners and Sargents
Where to see Warhol in London
Where to see a Constable or Turner
___ Gallery
___ Liverpool (English art gallery)
___ Modern
___ Modern (British museum)
___ Modern (London art gallery)
___ Modern (London gallery)
___ Modern (new London gallery)
___ St Ives: Cornwall museum
___ St. Ives (English museum)
Famous art gallery in London.
Famous London art gallery.
___ Gallery, London art museum.
British Poet Laureate (1692–1715).
Art gallery in Washington.
Art gallery in London.
Gallery
American poet and critic.
Famous art gallery.
Poet and critic then and now.
Famous gallery.
American poet
U.S. poet
London's ___ Gallery.
London landmark
English gallery
London art name
English poet laureate, 1692–1715
Art gallery
Wisp of hair, in Scotland
Philadelphia's ex-mayor
N.L. pitcher Randy
London showplace
Famed gallery
Gallery featuring scores of Turners
Gallery featuring Turner PAintings
Where to see Watts works
Poet laureate after Shadwell
U.S. or English poet
Poet laureate: 1692–1715
Grace ___, in A Rage to Live
Chester or Jessica of Soap
Soap name
U.S. critic-poet: 1899-1979
British or U.S. poet
London art angel
Allen or Nahum of poetic fame
Family name in A Rage to Live
Jodie Foster's Little Man ___
Poet-playwright Nahum ___
Pulitzer poet James ___
London's___Gallery
Site of some Millais works, with the
Home to some Sargents, with the
Where to see a Constable or Turner, with the
Where many Sargents hang, with the
Gallery showing works by Turner, Reynolds and Constable
Home to many John Constable works, with the
Modern ___
___ Modern (London museum)
London tourist destination, with the
Museum near Westminster Abbey
Allen ___, onetime U.S. poet laureate
Home to Rodin's The Kiss, with the
Art museum with many Constables and Sargents
British philanthropist Henry
Home for a Hogarth or a Constable, with the
Museum on the Thames
Big name in British art
Britain or Modern?
Modern and Britain galleries in London
... London art gallery, with ...
Art gallery founded by sugar magnate
Either of two galleries in London
Sugar refiner and art gallery founder, d. 1899
Sugar merchant and art gallery philanthropist, founder, d. 1899
One of four art galleries in England
Art gallery's thank-you note
Four art galleries - in London, Liverpool and Cornwall
See 9
Philanthropist's thank-you note
Natter foolishly about feature back on the 15
7 articulate, though not originally
Upstate French gallery builder!
Gallery displaying chipped potato
Sponsor of art ultimately was consumer
King Edward, for one, not altogether an art patron
Flap when head overlooked the art centre
Old music-hall comedian remembered in the gallery
1 time antipyretic suppressing sex appeal first
Picture show from 19 proceeds?
Thames museum
British art house
Londons __ Modern
Little Man __: 1991 Foster film
Gallery in New York, for example, unopened
See 8
Irish poet contributing to event at Easter
British art institution, say, a non-starter
Where hangings still take place in London
See 21
Tense worried comedian
National Gallery of British Art, now
Londons __ Modern gallery
Any of four English art galleries
Sugar magnate who endowed a gallery
British art patron
Sugar baron/art collector/philanthropist
Any of four British art galleries
Shabby articles by English gallery
London Modern art gallery
Mississippi governor Reeves
Well-chosen
Museum that awards the Turner Prize
Art gallery founder
Rubbish English gallery
Thames-side art gallery
Gallery where 22-Across was first exhibited
Name on four British art galleries
British gallery patron
Art gallery, say, without works ultimately
Andrew arrested recently in Romania
Collection for Catherine
Art institution with galleries in London, Liverpool and St Ives in Cornwall
Girls Trip actor Larenz
Girls Trip actor Larenz
Westminster spot for art lovers
Westminster spot for art lovers
Where Hockneys iA Bigger Splash/i is housed
Famed art patron Henry
Institution with galleries in Liverpool and Cornwall
Mr. Donovan
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