Historian Charles Greig donated 50 paintings and watercolours to Tate; from colonial India
In a remarkable gesture, Tate London has received a donation of 50 artworks from the British colonial era in India, showcasing the talents of both Indian and European artists. This diverse collection, meticulously curated by British art historian Charles Greig over 40 years, will be publicly exhibited at Tate Britain in 2028, enhancing public access to these invaluable historical pieces and…
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