The National Gallery (also translated as National Gallery), located directly north of Trafalgar Square. The National Gallery, also known as the National Gallery of London, was established in 1824. At that time, there were only 38 paintings. From these 38 works by George IV convinced the government to purchase Rinbran, Lar and others, they gradually expanded into national art galleries that are mainly based on painting collections.
1997 exchanged 60 works with Tate Art Museum , which made the National Gallery's collection mainly focus on works from 1260 to 1900, while Tate Art Museum tends to be paintings after 1900. The National Gallery collects up to 2,300 paintings from the 13th to the 19th century. Since its collection belongs to the British public, art galleries are open to the public through free visits, but occasionally there are special exhibitions that are charged.
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Since there is no ticket charge, people are crowded all day long. Whether it is the Louvre in Paris and the Osse Gallery in the Vatican Museum and the Van Gogh Museum in the Netherlands, many of their collections have actually been seen in domestic publications. However, for some reason, the collections of the National Gallery of the United Kingdom are rare in the country.
In the maze-like exhibition hall of the National Gallery, from da Vinci and Raphael to Venetian School of Painting, British Landscape School, French School of Painting, French School of Painting, early Impressionist , and until Cezanne and Van Gogh. The happiest thing for all painters who learn to paint Western in Britain is to eat bread every day and drink mineral water to soak in the art gallery.
When you enter the art gallery, the first thing you see are these oldest religious oil paintings. Each oil painting has a very deep historical background. As an ordinary foreign tourist, such Western paintings can undoubtedly be "seeing" and cannot "understand". All I can do is to find out the background of these paintings by finding various relevant information as much as possible, and at the same time appreciate these paintings through the introduction of the information. With so many paintings in
, even if I search through all the information I can find, it is impossible to introduce them one by one. Just as I can, I will introduce some paintings as much as possible. Friends who are interested can enjoy it with you. Those who don’t have a cold can skip this part. As an engineering student born in the 1950s, I know nothing about art. In fact, I am constantly learning while searching for information. Traveling is a process of learning through on-site. In order to understand and appreciate these great works, I specially bought the great museum series "National Gallery of London", striving to learn more about the collections of the National Gallery of London, and also learn to appreciate these oil paintings from the process of understanding. The book "National Gallery of London" also failed to store all the collections and exhibits of the gallery. Here I excerpt the paintings I took and the works introduced in this book as much as possible, and share them with you while studying it myself.
This is an early cross-style woodblock oil painting.
Early religious oil paintings of wooden boards
Holy Son
Wooden board oil painting "The Crucifixion"
This is a foldable wooden board diptych
This is a foldable painting placed behind the altar, because the left part is shot and has not been saved. This painting depicts the situation between 1377 and 1399, which should be the situation before the Virgin and the Son. The Virgin and the Son are surrounded by a group of angels. The angels have haggard but gentle faces, and the blue light and dark gradient of the clothes and angel wings are just right, intuitively showing the relationship between the characters and the elegance of the characters' figures.The painting was originally collected in the living room of Simonegne Martini's residence, located in the jurisdiction of the Vatican Avignon, France.
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