Happy 126th birthday Tate Britain! 🎉 The gallery opened its doors in 1897—originally known as the National Gallery of British Art— and at the time showed just a small collection of British artists across eight rooms. Fast forward to this year and we’ve gone through a bit of a makeover, with a complete rehang of every gallery spanning over 500 years of British art history. We’re sure that you’ll find something new, as well as those old favourites. Can you remember your first visit? 💭 | Tate

7.5K views · 186 reactions |  ️ Hello September. Stay cosy this autumn and take a stroll through Tate Britain. Find new favourites and old classics in our galleries spanning over 500 years of art. Free and for everyone. ❤️ https://bit.ly/3EqVP9W | Tate | Facebook

29K views · 1K reactions | TATE KIDS: How can an art gallery inspire you to tell your own stories? Children's author Jacqueline Wilson takes a magical tour of Tate Britain's permanent collection: https://goo.gl/CP1xXS | Tate | Facebook

2.4K views · 1.1K reactions | Last chance to see the whimsical, risqué artworks of Aubrey Beardsley - the iconic dandy of the 1890s. Extended until 20 Sept at Tate Britain. | Tate | Facebook

246K views · 31K reactions | Wonderful to see Ophelia at Tate Britain! @tate #history #britishhistory | Alice Loxton | Facebook

2.3M views · 11K shares | Step inside an immersive 360 view of David Hockney - Tate Britain’s largest ever exhibition. Presented by Sara Cox and Tate curator Chris Stephens. Open now until 29 May with extended opening hours: https://goo.gl/FKrkIk | Tate | Facebook

Turner and Constable, Rivals and Originals opens at Tate Britain on 27 November | Art History in Focus