Now at Tate Britain

Until 15 January 2012

(offer available until 30 November 2011)

Visionary, eccentric, populist and epic, John Martin was a controversial but key figure in nineteenth century art. Like his canvases, this wildly dramatic artist with his visions of heaven and hell, was larger than life.

Organised in partnership with the Laing gallery, Newcastle, this is the first major exhibition dedicated to Martin’s work in over 30 years. It brings together his most famous paintings of apocalyptic destruction and biblical disaster from collections around the world, as well as previously unseen and newly-restored works.

This exhibition presents a spectacular vision, capturing the full drama and impact of John Martin’s paintings as they were originally displayed. Just as in the nineteenth century, these epic and often astounding works must be seen to be believed.

British Fantasy Society Members can now purchase tickets for the concessionary rate of £10.90 (offer available until 30 November 2011)

Book now at www.tate.org.uk

Or call 020 7887 8998

(see BFS email newsletter to all members for special discount code to quote)

NOTE – booking fee applies

Open 10:00 – 18:00 Saturday – Thursday, and late on Fridays until 22:00

Tate Britain, London, SW1

Tube: Pimlico

Train: Vauxhall

Terms and conditions:

This offer is available on full price tickets only to John Martin: Apocalypse  at Tate Britain until 30 November 2011 only. This offer is available via phone or online (£1.50 booking fee per transaction applies). Tickets usually £12.70. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other discounts or promotions. No cash alternatives. Subject to availability. The promoter reserves the right to cancel this offer at any time. Cannot be used for group bookings.