Jim Ede

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Jim Ede was a British art collector and former Tate Gallery curator best known for creating Kettle’s Yard, a pioneering modern art gallery and house in Cambridge.

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instanceOf British person
art collector
human
museum curator
authorOf A Way of Life
basedIn Cambridge
London
linked to: London, England
citizenship United Kingdom
collectionFocus 20th-century art
modern British art
conflict World War I
countryOfBirth United Kingdom
countryOfDeath United Kingdom
creatorOf Kettle’s Yard
dateOfBirth 1895-04-07
dateOfDeath 1990-03-15
donatedTo University of Cambridge
educatedAt Newlyn School of Art
employer Tate Gallery
linked to: Tate Britain
fieldOfWork art collecting
modern art
museum curation
fullName Harold Stanley Ede
genre art writing
givenName Harold
Stanley
influenced presentation of modern art in domestic settings
influencedBy modern European artists
legacy Kettle’s Yard as a public art gallery and house-museum in Cambridge
movement modernism in art
nationality British
nickname Jim
notableFor developing Kettle’s Yard as a house-museum for modern art
promoting modern artists in Britain
notableWork Kettle’s Yard
occupation art collector
curator
placeOfBirth Cardiff
placeOfDeath Cambridge
positionHeld assistant curator at the Tate Gallery
residence Cambridge
Kettle’s Yard
servedIn British Army
spouse Helen Ede

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