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Oct 10, 2024 · National Portrait Gallery, London. Open daily from 10.30. Free admission. We look after the world’s greatest collection of portraits.
Edvard Munch Portraits - National Portrait Gallery
Widely regarded as one of the great portraitists of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Edvard Munch consistently produced intimate portraits of family, friends, lovers, writers, artists, patrons and collectors, together with an extraordinary range of self-portraits.
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Schools hub is the Gallery's free online learning resource hub designed to support Art & Design and History through portraiture. It features more than 150 newly commissioned learning resources and videos, as well as details of our learning sessions for schools.
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Road closures on 23 February 2025: On Sunday 23 February between 05.00 and 14.00, a number of roads around the National Portrait Gallery – including Trafalgar Square and the Strand – will be closed for the Cancer Research UK 10 Anniversary London Winter Run.For more information, please visit: www.londonwinterrun.co.uk. The National Portrait Gallery is located on St Martin’s Place, London ...
Larry’s – Dining and Bar - National Portrait Gallery
Exhibition and dining packages. Combine your visit to the Francis Bacon: Human Presence exhibition with delicious food and drink options when booking one of our ticket and dining packages.. Brunch and Portraits: Complete your daytime visit to the exhibition with an Aussie brunch at Larry’s.Available Monday to Friday, from 11.30–15.30. ‘Breakfast at Audrey’s’ afternoon tea: Indulge in ...
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...Nichols, 1781, p.59. Information from H. Johnstone, 13 April 1963.11. Nichols and Steevens, I, p.423, and index to II under Hoadly, Mrs.12. John Hoadly married ...
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Kings and Queens: a family tree - National Portrait Gallery
The origins of kingship in England can be traced to the second century BC when Celtic and Belgic tribesmen, emigrated from continental Europe and settled in Britain displacing or absorbing the aboriginal inhabitants.
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Digital guide. Explore the Collection and access exclusive content around our exhibitions through our new digital guide, available on Bloomberg Connects
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Our Visitor Experience team run free daily talks and tours in the Gallery. Highlights tours take place at 12.00 and 15.00 and last for about 45 minutes.. Portrait of the day talks take place at 11.00 and 14.00 and last for about 30 minutes.. Find details on our Events calendar.. Note: our free talks and tours are subject to change.