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This book offers an exploration of the National Gallery of London, celebrating its 150th anniversary. It traces the gallery's history, from its democratic origins providing access to art for all, to its growth as a collection of European masterpieces. The book examines the Gallery's purpose: to preserve and study great art, offering pleasure and insight.
Featuring over 100 full-colour reproductions alongside other important works, it provides a comprehensive catalogue of the gallery's holdings. With an introduction by the Gallery Director and text by an art historian, it acts as a guide, encouraging viewers to engage with art affectionately and comprehendingly. It hopes to stimulate visits, in person or through its pages.
Used (acceptable, see images, dust jacket tear and handwritten name) Hardcover ISBN 0851529291
