National Gallery, London
La National Gallery est le musée d'art public de Londres sur Trafalgar Square. Fondée en 1824, sa collection de plus de 2 300 peintures retrace l'histoire de la peinture d'Europe occidentale du milieu du XIIIe siècle à 1900, de Giotto à Cézanne, avec un accès gratuit à la collection principale. Le bâtiment de William Wilkins (1838) fut agrandi en 1991 par l'aile postmoderne Sainsbury.
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2 expositions
Renoir and Love
Fall in love with Renoir and his Impressionist paintings at the National Gallery.
Yinka Shonibare and Thomas Gainsborough: A Conversation
One of Britain’s most celebrated works is playfully reimagined by British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare
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Van Eyck: The Portraits
For the first time in history, see all of Jan van Eyck’s portraits together. Only once, only at the National Gallery.
Catharina van Hemessen: Signature Works
Meet the Renaissance artist who painted herself into history
German Expressionism
See 50 German Expressionist works from all over the world and uncover an alternative story of art.
Collected
Discover a treasure trove of rare and remarkable art
Frankenthaler and Bassano
Admire the work of two pioneering artists separated by 400 years, but united by the limitless possibilities of paint.
Piero della Francesca
Let Piero draw you in. Artist and scientist, the Renaissance painter Piero della Francesca changed the way we see.