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National Gallery stages major Vincent van Gogh exhibition for …
14 September 2024 ‒ 19 January 2025 The National Gallery Rooms 1‒8, Admission charge. To mark its 200th anniversary the National Gallery will stage a major exhibition of the paintings of Vincent Van Gogh in autumn 2024.. Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers will also mark the centenary of the Gallery’s acquisition of the artist’s Sunflowers and Van Gogh’s Chair (1888), two of …
General admission - The National Gallery, London
Due to our revised security measures, we are not currently offering advanced booking for general admission to the Gallery. The Gallery remains free for all to visit. Visitors can enter at the Portico Entrance. You may be asked to queue at busy times. Step-free …
Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers - The National Gallery, London
Visit the Gallery throughout the year, and there's always a crowd around Van Gogh's 'Sunflowers'.This exhibition brings together our 'Sunflowers' with another of the seven that he painted while in Arles, usually on display in Philadelphia.. Van Gogh sketched out a plan for two sunflowers to be displayed as a triptych with a version of 'La Berceuse (Lullaby: Madame Augustine Roulin Rocking a ...
Siena: The Rise of Painting 1300 ‒1350 - The National Gallery, …
Step into Siena. It’s the beginning of the 14th century in central Italy. A golden moment for art, a catalyst of change. Artists Duccio, Simone Martini and the brothers Pietro and Ambrogio Lorenzetti are forging a new way of painting.
The National Gallery, London Exhibitions 2024
CÉLINE CONDORELLI: ARTIST IN RESIDENCE. Until 7 January 2024. Visitors become part of a new work of art at the National Gallery - an installation on the floor of one of its most imposing rooms - by being invited to recline and admire a dramatic new 25 …
Neo-Impressionism | Exhibitions | National Gallery, London
When critics first saw Georges Seurat’s new style of painting, they thought it might bring about the death of painting itself. But what was it about artists like Paul Signac, Anna Boch, Jan Toorop and Henri-Edmond Cross, that ruffled so many feathers?
Eat and drink | Visiting | National Gallery, London
A destination in its own right, Ochre, is open for lunch through to dinner.You can also enjoy our daily seasonal afternoon tea and Champagne and Oysters Happy Hour. The restaurant includes a stunning cocktail bar and lounge, and an intimate private dining room with views of …
Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1598 - 1680) | National Gallery, London
Bernini was the dominant artist of 17th-century Rome. Under successive popes he became virtual dictator of the arts. He was responsible for town planning schemes as well as for church buildings and interiors, including St Peter's in the Vatican. Bernini was born in Naples in 1598, the son of a Florentine sculptor, Pietro Bernini.