'Framed'
Paintings from the National Gallery Collection are integral to the novel 'Framed' by the award-winning author Frank Cottrell Boyce.
The novel has inspired schools across the UK to produce project work in art, English and drama.
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Get inspired
The characters, storyline and setting are all potential sources of inspiration, as are the National Gallery paintings featured in the book. See pupils' project work.
Paintings in 'Framed'
Visit the National Gallery
If you loved the book, why not arrange a school visit to the National Gallery to see the paintings?
Meet the author
Bring your class to meet Frank Cottrell Boyce in person. Frank's National Gallery sessions will give your class the chance to ask the author anything they want about his book.
You will also have a tour of the National Gallery to see the paintings featured in the book. Don't miss this truly inspiring opportunity to meet the author on Wednesdays 21 November 2012 and 13 March 2013
Can't make it to London? Watch our interviews with the author and find out what inspired Frank Cottrell Boyce to write the novel 'Framed' and discover what his favourite National Gallery paintings are in our interviews with the author.
- Inspired by 'Framed'See pupils' work inspired by the novel
See also
See pupils' work inspired by the novel- Tips to help your class discuss a painting
