Renoir in Paris: Impressionism and the ‘city of love’
Follow the first 20 years of Renoir's career from the 1860s to the 1880s; from his years as a young bohemian artist in Montmartre working alongside friends Claude Monet and…
The Artist Who Invented His Own Universe: William Blake
The art world had no place for William Blake and this great strength to resist categorization cost him immediate fame, but keeps his work intriguing hundreds of years later. In…
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Before museums, there were rooms of wonder filled with unicorn horns, automatons, coral, coins, and relics from around the world.
An art class on Pointillism | National Gallery
Join curator Annabel Bai Jackson and educator Joanna Conybeare as they look at key Neo-Impressionist paintings and experiment with different methods themselves in a practical demonstration.