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The article reviews the exhibition "Holbein in England" at Tate Britain in London, England from September 28, 2006 to January 7, 2007.

The article reports that the British Museum has received the Alexander Walker Bequest from the film critic of more than 40 years for the "Evening Standard" in London, England. It is stated that a bequest is often a double-edged sword on one hand of institution gains or enriched by the collection. Accordingly, Walker has bought his first gouache in 1964 and concentrated on drawings and prints. It also mentioned that Walker focuses on the contemporary works from the 1960's and his collection contains a wide range movements. Furthermore, it will always be a challenge for the British Museum to keep Walker's ideas and moral legacy.