Take a walk through the most beautiful landscapes in our collection I National Gallery
Have you ever gone for a walk in a painting? 🤔
A highlight in Rembrandt's career I National Gallery
Claiming his rightful spot in art history 🎨
Join Justine Rinnooy Kan, former Dorset Curatorial Fellow as she takes a closer look at Rembrandt's 'Self Portrait at the Age of 34', currently on display at the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Something exciting is happening in the Gallery this Friday I National Gallery
Friday night plans? We've got you sorted ✨
To celebrate our 200th birthday, we invited content creator Georgiana to join us in the Gallery for Friday Lates, an evening of free, creative sessions that take place once a month.
From talks, life drawing classes, and comedy sets, find out how you can get involved: https://bit.ly/35Wc5lo
Where do you start when visiting a Gallery? I National Gallery
How do you look at paintings? 🤔
Who was the circus performer Miss La La? | National Gallery
Have you ever seen someone holding up the weight of their body by their teeth? 🤯
'One of the greatest paintings of the late 19th century' | National Gallery
'One of the greatest paintings of the late 19th century' ☀️
Join Associate Curator Sarah Herring as we take a look at Georges Seurat's 'Bathers at Asnières'.
Discover hidden stories, hear from expert speakers, and learn about our world-famous collection. Our specially curated audio guide takes you to highlight paintings in a self-guided tour, powered by SMARTIFY: https://bit.ly/4bjEJd9
Stepping back in time to Lucian Freud's 1987 exhibition, 'The Artist's Eye' | National Gallery
⌛ Stepping back in time ⌛
We're going back to 1987 to experience ‘The Artist’s Eye’ – an exhibition personally curated by artist Lucian Freud – through a virtual recreation.
Why did Caravaggio paint himself in such a violent scene? I National Gallery
Witness the drama of Caravaggio's last-ever painting 🎨
How did Artemisia Gentileschi use this painting for self-promotion? I National Gallery
How did Artemisia Gentileschi use this painting for self-promotion? 🤔
A mindful look at this picture perfect portrait I National Gallery
Imagine stepping into this painting... 🎀
Join Fiona as take a mindful look at François-Hubert Drouais's 'Madame de Pompadour at her Tambour Frame'.
Why did Rosa Bonheur need police permission to wear trousers? I National Gallery
Why did Rosa Bonheur hide herself in this painting? 🤔
What is the meaning behind Rembrandt's gaze? I National Gallery
How have young people been inspired by Rembrandt?
Rembrandt's 'Self Portrait at the Age of 34' is currently on display at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Brighton Museum have teamed up with Photoworks and the award-winning photographer Alejandra Carles-Tolra, to help 14 local young people create their own photographic self portraits, exploring themes of identity, perception, and self-projection.
What is the meaning behind Rembrandt's gaze? I National Gallery
How have young people been inspired by Rembrandt?
Rembrandt's 'Self Portrait at the Age of 34' is currently on display at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Brighton Museum have teamed up with Photoworks, and the award-winning photographer Alejandra Carles-Tolra, to help 14 local young people create their own photographic self portraits, exploring themes of identity, perception, and self-projection.
Take in the sunshine of Paris's Bois de Boulogne with Morisot's summer scene I National Gallery
How did Berthe Morisot contest the gender biases of her day? And who are the women she painted in this scene? ☀️
Tickets now on sale for 'Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers' I National Gallery
⭐ Tickets to our once-in-a-century exhibition are now on sale! ⭐
Walk with a pair of lovers beneath a starry night. Look up at swirling clouds and cypress trees swaying in the wind. Stay a little while in Van Gogh’s favourite park, the ‘Poet’s Garden’, or under a shady tree in Saint-Rémy.
From his ‘Starry Night over the Rhône’ and ‘The Yellow House’, as well as our own ‘Sunflowers’, we’re bringing together your most loved of Van Gogh’s paintings from across the globe, some of which are rarely ever seen in public.
Join us in celebrating our 200th birthday with Van Gogh’s ‘Poets and Lovers’. Opening on 14 September, book your tickets here: https://bit.ly/3sQUUxc
Monet’s Water-Lily Pond: A mindful impression of peace | National Gallery
A mindful impression of peace 🍃
Join Curator Chiara di Stefano as she explores ‘The Water-Lily Pond' by Monet.
A Rubens masterpiece created in parts I National Gallery
The unusual painterly process behind Rubens's masterpiece 🎨
Join Bart Cornelis, Curator of Dutch and Flemish Paintings as he takes a closer look at Rubens's 'A View of Het Steen in the Early Morning'.
Discover hidden stories, hear from expert speakers, and learn about our world-famous collection. Our specially curated audio guide takes you to highlight paintings in a self-guided tour.
Make the very most of your visit in our Bicentenary year with our Collection Audio Tour, powered by SMARTIFY: https://bit.ly/4bjEJd9
Which juxtapositions can you find in our collection? I National Gallery
What similarities and differences can be found in the works of artists Mantegna and Bellini? 👀
The fascinating figure found in Longford Castle I National Gallery
The fascinating story behind a 19th-century conductor and an-all female orchestra 🎵
Join Alexandra Ormerod, Principal Guide at Longford Castle, as we take a closer look at James Jebusa Shannon's portrait of Helen Matilda Chaplin, Countess of Radnor.
The myth and image of Narcissus I National Gallery
The man who died for beauty 💛
Narcissus's tale of tragic beauty and forbidden desire has long inspired artists. Through images from the Renaissance to today, Holly James Johnston explores how the myth has particularly resonated with queer artistic and literary circles.