British Folk Art review – welcome to the old weird Britain, Tate Britain

With its flying fish, mighty figureheads and scripture in bottles, this sweep through the lost history of British popular art trashes the safe, stately-home view of our culture, writes <strong>Jonathan Jones</strong>

Exhibition Review : British Folk Art at the Tate Britain – 10 June to 31 August 2014 « London Visitors

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Tate Britain's 'British Folk Art' exhibition explores unsung creators, native traditions and plenty of oddities

British Folk Art, Tate Britain, review: 'funny and touching

Hogarth and Europe at Tate Britain: far from anyone's idea of a 'little Englander

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