A closer look at one of Poussin's earliest paintings I National Gallery
How was Poussin inspired by other artists? 🎨
Have you ever noticed there are a few grey skies in the Gallery? I National Gallery
How have these paintings changed over time, and why? 🤔
This #BlueMonday Ed explores why there are so many grey skies in the Gallery.
Paul Cezanne, the 'Father' of Modern Art I National Gallery
The painting that became the pinnacle of Cezanne's career ✨
Is there a right way to experience art in a gallery? | National Gallery
Céline Condorelli wants you to experience art differently 👀
You can see Condorelli's work, 'Bulk: Everlasting Colour, on display at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum until 30 March: https://bit.ly/3PIaJyt
What was it like to work at the National Gallery in the 1960s? | National Gallery
The astonishing stories of working at the National Gallery in the 1960s 😮
Is this one of the greatest paintings of the Last Supper? I National Gallery
Why is Poussin known as the ‘painter’s painter’? 🎨
'Heartstopping' moments with Van Gogh I National Gallery
If you could jump into one Van Gogh painting, which would it be? 🌻
Take in the sunshine of Paris with Berthe Morisot's summer scene I National Gallery
Who are the women in Berthe Morisot's 'Summer's Day'? 🤔
Why is this such an important painting in Nicolas Poussin's career? I National Gallery
Why is this Poussin painting so unusual? 🤔
One of the only English panel paintings to have survived from the Middle Ages I National Gallery
What makes 'The Wilton Diptych' unique? 🤩
Why does this painting look like a print? I National Gallery
Why is this painting black and white? 🤔
Artist Louis-Léopold Boilly died #OnThisDay in 1845. Join Curator Dr. Francesca Whitlum-Cooper as we take a closer look at his amazing black and white painting, 'A Girl at a Window'.
What's going on beneath the surface of this painting? I National Gallery
Why do we take x-rays of paintings? 😮