This bibliography compiles Tate exhibition catalogues from 1990-1999.
The Turner Prize continued to be held every year, except for 1990. Rachel Whiteread was the first female winner in 1993, and 1997 saw the first all female shortlist.
Rachel Whiteread Untitled (Book Corridors) 1998 © Rachel Whiteread
1997 also saw the opening of the centenary development, comprising of new galleries, an exhibition space and entrance which was named after Sir Edwin Manton.
The Tate Christmas tree programme, which ran from 1988 to 2008(?) is also documented through small display pamphlets held in the library.
Max Ernst : a retrospective.
Turner’s Holland.
Rebecca Horn.
Through Switzerland with Turner : Ruskin’s first selection from the Turner Bequest.
Willem de Kooning : paintings.
Turner’s ‘Drawing book’ : the Liber Studiorum.
Leon Kossoff.
Grand Tour : the lure of Italy in the eighteenth century.
Lovis Corinth.
Turner’s watercolour explorations 1810-1842.
Hogarth the painter. (4 Mar. - 8 June 1997
Francis Towne.
British watercolours from the Oppé Collection : with a selection of drawings and oil sketches.
Turner on the Loire.
The age of Rossetti, Burne-Jones and Watts : Symbolism in Britain 1860-1910.
Bonnard.
Contemporary art : the Janet Wolfson de Botton Gift.
Turner and the scientists.
Patrick Heron.
John Singer Sargent.
In celebration : the art of the country house.
Francis Bacon : working on paper.
Jackson Pollock.
Chris Burden : when robots rule : the two-minute airplane factory.
Turner on the Seine.
Abracadabra : international contemporary art.
The art of Bloomsbury : Roger Fry, Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant.
At home with art.