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National Gallery 2024 Exhibitions

Katrina Palmer Is The National Gallery’s 2024 Artist In Residence

The National Gallery has announced two cinema features, scheduled for release in 2024, celebrating its Bicentenary

The Portrait Pavilion, a new café and pop-up shopping space, by the National Portrait Gallery and Daisy Green Collection | London

‘Portrait of Joseph Brummer’ by Henri Rousseau has been acquired by the National Gallery | London

Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers | The National Gallery | London

The Last Caravaggio | The National Gallery | London

Visitors Become Part Of A National Gallery Artwork – Huge New Textile Ceiling By Artist In Residence

Encounter a forgotten Renaissance master in the first-ever career-spanning exhibition at the National Gallery Pesellin: A Renaissance Master Revealed

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