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Titian’s Diana and Callisto, acquired for the nation in 2012, will be the subject of an exciting new National Gallery… Read More
20 May 2013
Titian’s Diana and Callisto, acquired for the nation in 2012, will be the subject of an exciting new National Gallery… Read More
20 May 2013
The National Gallery has announced a captivating new exhibition exploring the concept of music as one the most popular motifs… Read More
25 March 2013
Three iconic works from the National Gallery Collection – Manet’s The Execution of Maximilian, Canaletto’s A Regatta on the Grand… Read More
11 March 2013
The Lucian Freud estate has bequeathed works by Degas and Corot to the nation, under the government’s acceptance in lieu… Read More
4 February 2013
The National Gallery presents the work of Michael Landy, this summer. The Sunley Room will be brought to life with… Read More
28 January 2013
Seduced by Art: Photography Past and Present is a new groundbreaking exhibition exploring the relationship between historical painting, early photography… Read More
24 October 2012
The National Gallery in London has announced the end of its long-standing sponsorship arrangement with weapons manufacturer Finmeccanica, following a… Read More
10 October 2012
A protest against The National Gallery’s acceptance of donations from the arms company Finmeccanica has sparked a day of action… Read More
20 September 2012
A highly personal exhibition by Richard Hamilton, one of Britain’s most influential artists is scheduled for October at London’s National… Read More
5 September 2012
Samian Sibyl with a Putto by Guercino (1591 – 1666) – La Ferté by Richard Parkes Bonington (1802 – 1828)Two… Read More
28 August 2012
A rarely exhibited portrait of Bibi la Purée, a famous reprobate in turn-of-the century Paris, was painted by the 20-year-old… Read More
19 August 2012
The National Portrait Gallery is delighted to announce the Call for Entries for the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2012, a… Read More
11 May 2012
On 10 May 1824 the National Gallery opened its doors to the public for the first time. The modest collection… Read More
10 May 2012
Thanks to the new research, a portrait of the Italian poet Girolamo Fracastoro in the National Gallery collection has just… Read More
15 April 2012
Details of The Art Newspaper’s Museum Attendance have today been released on the web The survey reveals the top ten… Read More
23 March 2012
No Oil Painting protest highlights Arctic drilling plans Eight environmental protesters from Greenpeace climbed onto the roof of the National… Read More
22 February 2012
PM visits National Gallery Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition, with tour conducted by Sam Cam, amid staff disgruntlement over government cuts… Read More
23 January 2012
Promise of industrial action as National Gallery looks to cut security by half The runaway success of the National Gallery’s… Read More
21 November 2011
Leonardo exhibition at the National Gallery grants deeply intimate insight into the practice of the quintessential celebrity artist Visitors to… Read More
9 November 2011
Taxpayer could pay £1.5 billion if Leonardo da Vinci paintings are harmed during ground-breaking National Gallery exhibition The National Gallery’s… Read More
7 November 2011
Twenty years ago London’s National Gallery introduced a new, balanced, warm and cool tungsten lighting system, which was state of… Read More
19 April 2011
Google, The Internet colossus has now turned its technical innovation to Art. Their latest offering is called, Art Project, a… Read More
1 February 2011
The British Museum and the National Gallery are finding it difficult to access over £50m given by private donors because… Read More
8 November 2010