The National Gallery in London has released the list of architectural firms that will compete for the design of the new wing envisioned by Project Tomorrow, the £750 million (about 858.8 million euros) transformation program that aims to redefine th...
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The National Gallery in London will present in spring 2027 the first exhibition in the United Kingdom entirely devoted to the painter Catharina van Hemessen (1527/28 - after 1565), a Flemish Renaissance artist among the earliest documented in Europea...
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The National Gallery in London announces its biggest transformation since its founding two centuries ago. The initiative has already raised donations of 375 million pounds, including the two largest cash donations ever made public to a museum or gall...
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From November 7, 2025 to May 10, 2026, the National Gallery in London will present Wright of Derby: From the Shadows, its first major exhibition devoted entirely to Joseph Wright of Derby. The exhibition, focusing on the famous series of "candlelight...
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The National Gallery in London is establishing a panel of ordinary people who will be invited to contribute to the museum's future. People from all four nations of the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland) will be invited to hel...
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Three new acquisitions for the National Gallery in London on the occasion of the museum's bicentennial are a pastel by Edgar Degas depicting Ballerinas, Carl Gustav Carus ' View of the Sky from a Prison Window, and Floris van Dijck's Still Life with ...
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At the National Gallery in London , after a two-year closure, the SainsburyWing (Sainsbury Wing), which will also be the museum's new main entrance, reopens. The opening is set for today, Saturday, May 10, 2025, as part of the Gallery's 200th anniver...
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As part of its bicentennial celebrations, the National Gallery in London announced the acquisition of an extraordinary and mysterious Northern Renaissance altarpiece, dated around 1510, that had not been on public display for more than 60 years. The ...
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