The seventeenth and eighteenth century Italian schools, (National Gallery catalogues)

LEVEY, Michael

National Gallery Publications

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100 great paintings, Duccio to Picasso: European paintings from the 14th to the 20th century

National Gallery Great Britain

Arts & Photography

More Than Meets the Eye: A Closer Look at Paintings in the National Gallery

Cassin, Michael

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

This is a National Gallery Catalogues edition published by the National Gallery Publications Limited, The National Gallery, London, 2nd edition. Contents include: Forward to the second edition, explantory notes on the catalogue, abbreviations used in the catalogue, and list of paintings. Catalogue: glossary; list of paintings acquired since the 1960 edition of the catalogue; list of attibutions changed since the 1960 edition of the catalogue; index to religious subjects; index to profane subjects; index to portraits; topographical index; index of previous owners; index by year of acquisition; index by inventory number; supplement; comparative plates; and photographic acknowledgments. The comparative plates are comprised of 121 figures printed on glossy paper.

The Dutch school, 1600-1900 Vol 1 (National Gallery catalogues)

Neil MacLaren

christopher-brown

Dutch paintings (The National Gallery schools of painting)

The National Gallery Postcard Collection 48 Ready to Send Postcards

<p>Color reproductions. Sir Michael Levey, former Director of the National Gallery, looks at 250 paintings in the National Gallery, London collection. Selections include Piero della Francesca, Raphael, Jan van Eyck, Rembrandt, Turner, Manet, Cézanne and others.</p>

The National Gallery collection

This catalogue covers all the Dutch paintings of the period 1600-1900 in the National Gallery. Volume one contains the text, and volume two, the illustrations.

The Dutch school, 1600-1900 (National Gallery catalogues) (Vol 2)

History

Brown, Christopher

MacLaren, Neil

Europe

The opening of the Sainsbury Wing marks a dual achievement: a building of world-class quality and a new home for one of the finest holdings of Early Renaissance paintings. In both respects Robert Venturi's building represents a milestone in architecture. In his guide to the new Sainsbury Wing at the National Gallery, Michael Wilson describes the building, its elegant galleries, the great paintings they house, and the many other facilities, such as the temporary exhibition rooms, lecture theatre and computerized information room. He tells how the gift of the Sainsbury brothers made possible an entire new building for the Gallery, and how Robert Venturi was selected as architect. He describes how the new galleries were specifically designed for the Early Renaissance collection, and the care that has been taken to provide the best possible environment for the pictures in terms of climate and lighting. The collection is rich in outstanding works, and Michael Wilson here tells the story of how many were acquired and how it has been decided to present them in the new galleries - taking the reader on a tour of the rooms. This illustrated souvenir provides a fitting momento of a remarkable building and the treasures it contains.

A guide to the Sainsbury Wing at the National Gallery

Michael Wilson

National Gallery Early Renaissance Collection Postcard Book

National Gallery, London

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