
The National Gallery, London
Artists
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Moses van Uyttenbroeck (c.1600–1646/1647)
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Eduard Gaertner (1801–1877)
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William Hogarth (1697–1764)
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German (Augsburg) School
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Pietro Lorenzetti (c.1280/1290-c.1348)
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Francesco Bonsignori (c.1460–1519)
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Jan Lievens (1607–1674)
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Gerolamo Giovenone (1486/1487–1555)
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Jan Mostaert (c.1475–1555/1556)
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Eugène Fromentin (1820–1876)
Stories
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'Beyond Caravaggio' at The National Gallery
Francesca Whitlum-Cooper
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'Michelangelo & Sebastiano' at The National Gallery
Rosalind McKever
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Artemisia Gentileschi: brilliant Baroque icon
Lydia Figes
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A look at the UK’s early public galleries
Sarah Fletcher
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Fighting for representation: suffragettes and art vandalism
Victoria Ibbett
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Leonardo da Vinci: a celebration of genius
Lydia Figes
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The legacy of Winslow Homer's 'The Gulf Stream'
Lydia Figes
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George Shaw: My Back to Nature
Colin Wiggins
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The artist 'genius': are museums finally rethinking the myth?
Ruth Millington
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Hypnotic and serene: Art UK's only Gustav Klimt painting
Rozali Abou Chakra
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Write on Art: Titian's 'Bacchus and Ariadne'
Maryam Khan
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When Degas painted a princess
Philippa Stockley
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Paula Rego and Carlo Crivelli at The National Gallery
Henry Tudor Pole
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Write on Art: 'Bacchus and Ariadne' by Titian
Catherine Jamieson
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Write on Art: 'Saint Francis in Meditation' by Francisco de Zurbarán
Felicity MacKenzie
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Raphael: an artist at the apex of the High Renaissance
Caroline Campbell
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Ten top Titians in UK collections
Jade King
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Jan van Eyck's works at The National Gallery
Susan Foister
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Centuries of solidarity: Lotto's portrait inspired by Lucretia
Patricia Yaker Ekall
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A brief art history of the seven deadly sins
Philomena Epps
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Looking ahead: cultural highlights of 2019
Lydia Figes
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Gainsborough's family album
Lucy Peltz and David Solkin
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