Tate Britain's Great British Walks

Tate Britain's Great British Walks (2017-2018)

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Tate Britain's Great British Walks takes on a journey across landscapes that have seduced the nation's favourite painters, from Constable, Powell Frith and Turner, to Hogarth, Herman and Wallis. The series travels the length and breadth of Britain – from London's backstreets and rural Suffolk, to the Scottish borders and the mining villages of South Wales. Rich in stories, gossip and hidden secrets about the landscapes once imagined by some of our greatest artists.

Along the way, art historian Gus Casely-Hayford accompanies the guests as they not only discover the stories behind their chosen paintings, but also the local characters and contemporary artists that still reflect the scenes caught on canvas decades, if not hundreds of years, ago.

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Scheduleevery Tuesday at 21:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E06Walter Sickert - Harriet WalterMay 22, 2018
S02E05William Holman Hunt - Robert LindsayMay 15, 2018
S02E04John Singer Sargent - David BaileyMay 8, 2018
S02E03Dora Carrington - Helena Bonham CarterMay 1, 2018
S02E02Edwin Landseer - Jeremy PaxmanApr 24, 2018
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Tate Britain's Great British Walks premiere?

Tate Britain's Great British Walks premiered on April 7, 2017.

Who is the host of Tate Britain's Great British Walks?

The host of Tate Britain's Great British Walks is Gus Casely-Hayford.

What is the premise of Tate Britain's Great British Walks?

Tate Britain's Great British Walks explores the rich history and cultural significance of various British landscapes through guided walks.

How many episodes were there in the first season of Tate Britain's Great British Walks?

The first season of Tate Britain's Great British Walks consisted of eight episodes.

Which iconic British landmarks did Tate Britain's Great British Walks feature?

Tate Britain's Great British Walks featured iconic British landmarks such as Stonehenge, Hadrian's Wall, and the White Cliffs of Dover.

Did Tate Britain's Great British Walks focus on specific regions of the UK?

Yes, Tate Britain's Great British Walks focused on specific regions of the UK, showcasing their unique landscapes, history, and cultural heritage.

Who were the experts or guests featured on Tate Britain's Great British Walks?

Tate Britain's Great British Walks featured a variety of experts, including historians, archaeologists, and local guides who provided insights and knowledge about the walks and the surrounding areas.

How long were the average walks featured on Tate Britain's Great British Walks?

The average walks featured on Tate Britain's Great British Walks ranged from a few miles to longer treks, depending on the location and the historical significance of the area.

Did Tate Britain's Great British Walks delve into the folklore and legends associated with the featured locations?

Yes, Tate Britain's Great British Walks explored the folklore and legends associated with the featured locations, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the walks.

Were there any special episodes or themed walks in Tate Britain's Great British Walks?

Yes, Tate Britain's Great British Walks occasionally had special episodes or themed walks, such as walks focused on literary inspirations or walks during seasonal events.

Did Tate Britain's Great British Walks include interviews with locals or residents of the featured areas?

Yes, Tate Britain's Great British Walks frequently included interviews with locals or residents of the featured areas, providing a deeper understanding of the community and their connection to the landscape.

Were there any challenges or obstacles faced by the host during the walks in Tate Britain's Great British Walks?

Yes, Tate Britain's Great British Walks sometimes showcased challenges or obstacles faced by the host, such as adverse weather conditions or difficult terrains, adding excitement and unpredictability to the show.

Did Tate Britain's Great British Walks provide historical context and background information about the featured locations?

Yes, Tate Britain's Great British Walks provided historical context and background information about the featured locations, allowing viewers to gain a deeper appreciation for the historical significance of these places.

Did Tate Britain's Great British Walks encourage viewers to visit the featured locations?

Yes, Tate Britain's Great British Walks aimed to inspire viewers to visit the featured locations by showcasing their natural beauty, cultural heritage, and intriguing history.

Was Tate Britain's Great British Walks well-received by critics and audiences?

Tate Britain's Great British Walks received positive reviews from both critics and audiences, who appreciated its informative and visually stunning exploration of the British landscape.

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  • Tate Britain's Great Art Walks

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