10K views · 533 reactions | Four women who helped shape art history Maria Alambritis and Imogen Tedbury shine a light on some of the lesser-known women who played a crucial role in Renaissance and Early Modern artists’ studios: https://bit.ly/3idxQ33 | National Gallery | Facebook

378K views · 13K reactions | 'The Father of Modern Art'  Paul Cezanne died #OnThisDay in 1906. Join us as we take a closer look at his monumental painting, 'Les Grandes Baigneuses', and how it marked a pivotal moment in art history. | National Gallery | Facebook

13K views · 173 reactions | No, this is what they were actually talking about. Art history can be surprising. See some of Leonardo's early drawings ➡️ https://bit.ly/3tOUiJd | National Gallery of Art | Facebook

1.2K views · 210 reactions | Travel back through 200 extraordinary years of history of the National Gallery. Stream our series for free. | National Gallery | Facebook

542 reactions · 65 shares | Don't miss this opportunity to explore the complete career of the phenomenal artist, Raphael. | National Gallery | Facebook

10K views · 1.1K reactions | Be one of the first to see our new exhibition, 'Leonardo: Experience a Masterpiece'. Uncover the secrets of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece in this immersive exhibition. Book online and save, Members go free: https://bit.ly/2KIHRUY | National Gallery | Facebook

ALWAYS remember the rain ALWAYS remember the rain is a contemporary lifestyle presentation of First Nations design, fashion and art conceived and produced by Blaklash. The installation celebrates Blak excellence and offers a space for reflection, relaxation and renewal at the conclusion of the After the Rain exhibition. Featuring new furniture range, ALWAYS remember the rain embeds Blaklash’s core philosophy that ‘it always starts with Country’. Blaklash responds to the underrepresentation of Fi

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