Tate London Gets 50 Indian Colonial-Era Paintings
British historian donates artworks to Tate. Exhibition planned for 2028.

British historian Charles Greig has donated 50 colonial-era Indian paintings to Tate London. The collection, curated over 40 years, includes works by Indian and European artists.
The artworks will be exhibited at Tate Britain in 2028, increasing public access to these historical pieces.
The donation underscores the importance of art preservation and will provide a unique glimpse into India's colonial past.
Frequently asked questions
Who donated the colonial-era paintings to Tate London?
British historian Charles Greig donated the paintings.
When will the donated paintings be exhibited?
The paintings will be exhibited at Tate Britain in 2028.





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