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Tate glossary definition for caricature: A painting, or more usually drawing, of a person or thing in which the features and form have been distorted and exaggerated in order to mock or satirise the subject
comics first printed in Sunday newspaper supplements 100 years ago, through Krazy Kat
Bureau de Change (1987) Tate © Estate of Rose Finn-Kelcey, Courtesy the Estate and Kate
of pigments was carried out with analytical microscopy by Jacqueline Ridge and Kate
Includes galleys and published extracts, publications, private view cards, catalogues and illustrations.
Mühle’ by Kurt Schwitters Unknown person(s) [1982] Printed images entitled, ‘For Kate
Available online are various items selected from the Kurt Schwitters collection featuring writings, correspondence and photographs, particularly relating to Schwitters‘ relationship with Edith Thomas, and the court case between Edith and Kurt Schwitters‘ son, Ernst, regarding the division of Schwitters‘ works following his death. Items from this collection also available online are: private view cards and exhibition catalogues relating to exhibitions featuring Schwitters‘ work; photographs of Schwitters, and his family and friends; and photographs of his works and locations he visited. Further details on this collection are available on the archive catalogue.
Mühle’ by Kurt Schwitters Unknown person(s) [1982] Printed images entitled, ‘For Kate
Artist page for Jan Griffier I (c.1645–1718)
Townsend , Isabel Horovitz and Kate Stonor Turkey and other Fowl in
Analysis of pigments was done by Rica Jones and Kate Stonor with polarised light
Identification of pigments was carried out with analytical microscopy by Rica Jones and Kate
of pigments was carried out with analytical microscopy by Jacqueline Ridge and Kate
of pigments was carried out with analytical microscopy by Jacqueline Ridge and Kate
