The National Gallery is a Musée located at London and occupying the north of Trafalgar Square. It holds an artistic inheritance going back to 1250 with 1900, more recent works being sheltered with the Tate Modern. The collection of: 2300 Peinture S belongs to the public domain and the access to the principal collection is free. Only the temporary exhibitions are subjected at an entrance fee.
The National Gallery preserves some of the most beautiful tables of the world, and if one can admire there some “national” works (William Turner, John Constable, Thomas Gainsborough), the essence makes up of foreign tables which recover all the Histoire of art of the Moyen-âge at the end of the 19th century, with showpieces of
- Michel Ange,
- FRA Angelico,
- Bellini,
- Botticelli,
- Cézanne,
- Piero di Cosimo,
- Cranach,
- Piero della Francesca,
- Frans Halls,
- Holbein: the Ambassadors
- Ingres,
- Klimt,
- Lotto,
- Manet,
- Memling,
- Claude Monet,
- Pérugin,
- Raphaël,
- Rembrandt,
- Renoir,
- Rubens,
- Tiepolo,
- Ucello,
- Van Gogh,
- Van Eyck,
- Rogier van der Weyden,
- Van Dyck,
- Velázquez,
- Vermeer,
- Véronèse,
- Léonard de Vinci,
- Zurbarán,
Simple: National Gallery, London
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