Join the Wharton club for a private introduction to Turner and the Masters followed by a visit of the exhibition held at the Tate Britain.

The private introduction done by a specialist from the Tate will last an hour, then you will be able to visit the exhibition at your own pace and leisure. Those who want can then gather for drinks.

It is one of the must-see exhibitions of the year and tickets will be difficult to get especially on weekends.

Here is a bit more about the exhibition:
“This unforgettable show places beautiful masterpieces by Canaletto, Rubens, Rembrandt and Titian next to some of JMW Turner's most dramatic paintings. It shines light on a lesser-known side of the British Romantic painter: his obsession to prove he was just as good, if not better, than the old masters who he so admired.

This is the first exhibition ever to explore the full range of Turner’s challenges to the past, and his fierce rivalry with his contemporaries. Many works are reunited here for the first time in hundreds of years and others have never been seen together before in this light. Come along and decide which for yourselves which battles Turner wins, and which he loses.”

For further details and booking form please email wharton-admin@youngassoc.com

Event very kindly organized by Harold de Neef

Wharton Club of the UK
020 7447 8820