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Duveen family

Emil Fuchs

Sir Joseph Duveen 1903

Tate



The arts and antiques dealers Sir Joseph Joel Duveen (1843–1908) and his son Lord Joseph Duveen (1869–1939) made significant financial contributions to the original gallery at Millbank. With their support, large extensions were added to the gallery including seven new rooms to display the Turner Bequest in 1910 and the Duveen Sculpture Galleries, the first galleries built specifically for sculpture in England.

Tate Members

Tate Members was founded in 1957 as the Friends of the Tate Gallery to raise money to buy artworks and to support and promote the work of the gallery.



Their fundraising work has made possible the purchase of nearly 400 masterpieces for the gallery, including such notable works as Henry Moore’s Kingcomorbidities.[@CIT0010]

This study was conducted in Liangshan, of which the morbidity of HIV was 697/100,000 by the end of 2016.[@CIT0021] The Liangshan area is quite unique in China for its complicated geographic position and different national culture, which lead to the birth of one of the highest prevalence areas of HIV in China. The Liangshan area is located in the southwest of China, and has been an important channel of drug transit from the Golden Triangle into Sichuan Province, China. On this basis, injection drug use is one primary infection route of HIV/AIDS in this specific area.[@CIT0022] Poverty also contributes to the epidemic of AIDS. Furthermore, the Liangshan area is a region with the largest number of an ethnic minority -- the Yi people in China. Their different language