Referring Clues

• Site of some Millais works, with "the"
• English poet laureate Nahum ___
• Art philanthropist Sir Henry
• London gallery
• London art gallery
• Poet laureate of 1692
• "Soap" family name
• Where to see Turners and Sargents
• 1991 film "Little Man ___"
• Turner Wing gallery
• "The Fathers" novelist
• London's ___ Gallery
• British poet laureate Nahum
• Noted gallery
• Poet laureate of 1700
• Where some Picassos hang
• "King Lear" bowdlerizer
• Site of many a Sargent
• Site of some Sargents
• Renowned London gallery
• "Valley of the Dolls" actress
• Actress Sharon
• New Criticism poet Allen ___
• English poet laureate, 1692-1715
• Home to some Sargents, with "the"
• "Ode to the Confederate Dead" poet Allen ___
• Where to see a Constable or Turner, with "the"
• "Ode to the Confederate Dead" poet
• Sir Henry for whom a gallery is named
• Title boy genius of a 1991 film
• Where many Sargents hang, with "the"
• Poet who wrote the novel "The Fathers"
• London museum
• Larry or Louise on "Bewitched"
• English poet laureate of 1692-1715
• Gallery showing works by Turner, Reynolds and Constable
• 1992 Pulitzer poet James
• Gallery on the Thames
• British art museum
• Sir Henry's gallery
• Donovan of Disney's "Hercules"
• ___ Modern (new London gallery)
• Boss on "Bewitched"
• Westminster gallery
• Atterbury Street gallery
• National Gallery of British Art, now
• Where to see Warhol in London
• British art gallery name
• Gallery of London
• ___ Modern (London gallery)
• Site of many London hangings
• "Little Man ___"
• Where in London to see Sargents and Constables
• ___ Modern (London art gallery)
• London home of Constables and Sargents, with "the"
• ___ St Ives: Cornwall museum
• Thames gallery
• ___ Modern (British museum)
• Sharon of "Valley of the Dolls"
• Hawkeyes quarterback Drew
• "Panacea: A Poem Upon Tea" poet
• Home to many Gainsboroughs
• Thames gallery (h)
• Westminster art gallery
• Any of four English galleries
• Westminster haunts for art lovers
• Gallery on Atterbury Street
• Network of four British galleries
• British art gallery
• Gallery with a Liverpool branch
• One place to see Warhol in London
• British museum
• London art center, ___ Modern
• Name of several British galleries
• British gallery
• "Little Man ___" (Jodie Foster film)
• Museum that's called a gallery
• Where some Sargents are seen
• "Little Man ___" (Jodie Foster movie)
• Where Gainsboroughs hang
• London's ___ Britain art gallery
• Modern museum in London
• London art museum
• British art institution
• Pop ___, Chok'lit Shoppe owner in "Archie" comics
• London tourist stop
• ___ St Ives: Cornwall museum
• London's ___ Britain art gallery
• Pop ___, Chok'lit Shoppe owner in "Archie" comics
• Where hangings occur in London
• Home to many Turners
• Sharon of 1960s Hollywood
• Destination for Turner fans
• Gallery overlooking the Thames
• ___ Gallery
• Renowned gallery
• Poet Allen
• London gallery name
• 'Little Man ___'
• "To Kill A Mockingbird" sheriff
• Turner Prize institution
• Home to many John Constable works, with "the"
• Heck ___, the sheriff in "To Kill a Mockingbird"
• Gallery that awards the Turner Prize
• London's ___ Modern
• Foster film "Little Man ___"
• Actor Donovan
• London art setting
• Site of many London hangings?
• ___ Britain (London art museum)
• Gallery near the Thames
• England's national art gallery
• "Little Man ___" (Foster flick)
• ___ Modern
• London's ___ Modern (art gallery)
• ___ Modern (London museum)
• Gallery in England
• Museum named for a sugar magnate
• London home of Constables and Sargents
• Museum that awards the Turner Prize
• Jazz saxophonist Buddy
• Thames museum
• The sheriff in "To Kill a Mockingbird," Heck ___
• London's Modern
• "Little Man ___" (1991 Foster movie)
• Darrin Stephens boss
• Cel material
• England's national gallery
• Turner Prize-awarding gallery
• London's ___ Modern gallery
• London tourist destination, with "the"
• English poet laureate Nahum
• Gallery in London
• St Ives gallery
• Museum near Westminster Abbey
• ___ Liverpool art museum
• Allen ___, onetime U.S. poet laureate
• British art house
• Gallery giving some artist a test
• "Damages" actor Donovan
• Famous London museum
• Sugar refiner and art gallery founder, d. 1899
• Irish poet contributing to event at Easter
• British art institution, say, a non-starter
• Where hangings still take place in London
• Picture show from 19 proceeds?
• In the poorest ateliers is where you can see fine pictures!
• Modern and Britain galleries in London
• ... London art gallery, with ...
• Gallery in New York, for example, unopened
• Museum with a large Turner collection
• Natter foolishly about feature back on the 15
• Art gallery founded by sugar magnate
• Either of two galleries in London
• Art gallery
• 7 articulate, though not originally
• Sponsor of art ultimately was consumer
• King Edward, for one, not altogether an art patron
• Flap when head overlooked the art centre
• Old music-hall comedian remembered in the gallery
• "Bewitched" boss
• Henry who established a British art gallery
• See 9
• Upstate French gallery builder!
• Gallery displaying chipped potato
• 1 time antipyretic suppressing sex appeal first
• See 8
• Home to Rodin's "The Kiss," with "the"
• Actor Larenz ___ of "Girls Trip"
• Jodie Foster film, Little Man ___
• Any of four English art galleries
• Just the gallery for sugary art?
• Any of four U.K. galleries
• The place for riverside art?
• Sugar magnate who endowed a gallery
• See 21
• "Little Man ___" (1991 film)
• Art finalist took in gallery
• Art museum with many Constables and Sargents
• British art patron
• "Little Man ___," Foster film
• London art institution
• Any of four British galleries
• ___ Liverpool (English gallery)
• Famous London art museum
• British philanthropist Henry
• Any of four British art galleries
• It began as the National Gallery of British Art
• London destination for Turner fans
• Henry who established an art gallery
• Famed London art institution
• Sugar baron/art collector/philanthropist
• ___ Britain (art gallery)
• British 37-Down institution
• "The Office" star Catherine
• Home for a Hogarth or a Constable, with "the"
• Four art galleries - in London, Liverpool and Cornwall
• Museum on the Thames
• Big name in British art
• "Little Man ___": 1991 Foster film
• ___ Britain (London museum)
• Actor Larenz
• Thames-side art gallery
• Name on four British art galleries
• Home to many Constables and Sargents
• "Girls Trip" actor Larenz
• Westminster spot for art lovers
• Actress Catherine who played Donna Noble on "Doctor Who"
• "You Broke Me First" singer McRae
• Institution with galleries in Liverpool and Cornwall
• UK art institution
• Mr. Donovan
• Sugar magnate who established a network of British art galleries
• ___ Modern (London attraction)
• Art patron Henry
• Museum with works by Hockney, Turner and Millais