From the National Gallery to the Wallace Collection, a wave of museum shows pairing present-day artists with historic ...
The National Gallery has announced an international competition to design a major new wing slated to be its most significant expansion since its founding in 1824. (GeeJo/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY 2.0) ...
When the National Gallery in London was founded by an act of parliament in 1824, it had a mandate to make art accessible to all. Now, as the museum enters its third century, it’s transforming its ...
George Bellows's "Men of the Docks" (1912) in the collection of the National Gallery in London (© The National Gallery, London) London's National Gallery, home of Western masterpieces from the 13th to ...
LONDON—The National Gallery turned 200 last year. As part of its yearlong bicentenary celebrations, the world-renowned gallery rehung its collection and renovated the entrance, foyer, and mezzanine of ...
Fronting London’s Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery’s new main entrance designed by Selldorf Architects debuted today. Purcell was the heritage architects, and Vogt the landscape architects. The ...
A set of much-loved leather benches that used to provide solace for worn-out visitors at the National Gallery in London are now housed at Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut. The National ...
From the May 2024 issue of Apollo. Preview and subscribe here. The Sebastiano del Piombo is mine!!!’ crowed the novelist and art collector William Beckford in May 1823. Originally commissioned by ...
Artist in Residence Céline Condorelli’s Bulk: Everlasting Colour in Room 31 of the National Gallery. Courtesy the National Gallery, London / © Céline Condorelli ...
Unknown Dutch or French artist, Virgin and Child with Saints Louis and Margaret (c. 1510; oil on panel, 122.2 x 105.8 cm) The altarpiece, depicting the Virgin and Child with two saints, is part of the ...
The National Gallery celebrates 200th birthday with reopening of Sainsbury Wing, Master Japanese artist Hiroshige comes to the British Museum, Sir Grayson Perry responds to The Wallace Collection, ...