The Matisse Picasso Exhibition at the Tate Modern Gallery which closes today, after breaking the attendance record for the Tate. The show at London's Tate Modern will have been seen by over half a million visitors when it shuts at 10pm. *..., nudging Paul Cezanne off the 406,000 all-time Tate record set in 1996. The paintings, drawings and sculptures by the pair once known as The Wild Men of Paris, will now move to Paris and then New York.

The Matisse Picasso Exhibition at the Tate Modern Gallery which closes today, after breaking the attendance record for the Tate. The show at London's Tate Modern will have been seen by over half a million visitors when it shuts at 10pm. *..., nudging Paul Cezanne off the 406,000 all-time Tate record set in 1996. The paintings, drawings and sculptures by the pair once known as The Wild Men of Paris, will now move to Paris and then New York. Stock Photo

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The Matisse Picasso Exhibition at the Tate Modern Gallery which closes today, after breaking the attendance record for the Tate. The show at London's Tate Modern will have been seen by over half a million visitors when it shuts at 10pm. *..., nudging Paul Cezanne off the 406, 000 all-time Tate record set in 1996. The paintings, drawings and sculptures by the pair once known as The Wild Men of Paris, will now move to Paris and then New York.

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