Tate Modern's Pictorialism Show: Half the Works Never Shown in the UK

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Tate Modern is showing 'Light and Magic: The Birth of Art Photography', a survey of the pictorialism movement spanning work from London, Sydney, Hong Kong, Brazil and Singapore, with roughly half the pieces making their UK debut. The show includes three-colour carbon prints from the 1920s and work sourced from photographic salons and clubs across four continents.
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