You know, Brian, there's one thing I haven't done before going home.0:06
I haven't been to the Tate Gallery.0:10
As far as I remember.0:12
You have some free time tomorrow afternoon.0:14
I can take you to the Tate.0:16
Oh, that would be lovely.0:19
I've always wanted to see Turner's original works.0:21
There are no works by him in Russian art galleries.0:24
The Tate is the right place for seeing Turner's paintings, by the way.0:27
Olga, did you know that there are two Tate Galleries in London now?0:31
In the year 2000, they divided the collection into the Tate Britain and the Tate Modern.0:38
In what way are they different?0:43
The Tate Britain includes the collection of English and foreign art up to the end of the 19th century.0:46
In turn, the Tate Modern has a collection of European and American paintings of the 20th and 21st centuries.0:53
As for Turner, the Tate Britain has a very large collection of his paintings.1:02
Personally, I prefer his later works.1:06
They have some mystery about them.1:09
Do you often go to the Tate, Brian?1:11
Not as often as I'd like to.1:15
But I try not to miss interesting exhibitions.1:17
And every time I go there, I see some of my favorite pictures as well.1:20
What are your preferences?1:24
Do you like British or foreign artists?1:26
It's really difficult to say.1:29
I like to look at some paintings by Pablo Picasso and portraits by Modigliani at the same time.1:31
British artists like Sir Stanley Spencer or Judge Singer Sargent are among my favourite.1:38
Will you show me your favourite pictures tomorrow when we go to the Tate?1:44
Do you know that there are also some Russian paintings in the Tate collection?1:49
Russian avant garde, I guess.1:54
Mostly artists like Larione Van Kandinsky.1:57
Brian, may I ask you something?2:01
Yes, Olga, what is it?2:02
What does the word Tate mean?2:04
It's the name of the man who started the collection.2:08
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