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Latest films
The Victorian Family who lived in the National Gallery
See how Ralph Wornum, the Keeper of the National Gallery, and his wife, as well as their 14 children, lived in the Gallery.
[Re]curated: Lucian Freud - The Artist’s Eye
Step back in time to 1987 and experience ‘The Artist’s Eye’ – an exhibition personally curated by artist Lucian Freud – through a virtual recreation.
A love letter to Richard Wilson (and tricky restorations)
See the consequences of artist Richard Wilson’s 18th-century rule breaking and the challenges it presents for restorers today.
National Treasures
Monet's The Water-Lily Pond: A Mindful Impression of Peace
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Chiara di Stefano explores ‘The Water-Lily Pond' by Monet. Find out more
Renoir’s Umbrellas: Glimpses of Parisian Life
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Belle Smith introduces us to a rainy day in Paris, in 'The Umbrellas'. Find out more
Constable’s ‘Hay Wain’: A Quiet but Radical British Icon
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Mary McMahon reveals how radical the 'The Hay Wain' picture was at the time it was painted. Find out more
Canaletto’s Stonemason’s Yard: The Making of a Venetian Master
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Francesca Whitlum-Cooper argues that this painting is like going to an early Beatles concert in the 1960s. Find out more
Vermeer's Young Woman Standing at a Virginal
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Explore the themes of love and harmony in Vermeer's Young Woman Standing at a Virginal.
Velázquez’s The Rokeby Venus
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Take a close look at Velázquez’s only surviving female nude and one of his most celebrated works, 'The Rokeby Venus'. Find out more
Rembrandt's 'Self Portrait at the Age of 34:' Claiming a rightful spot in art history
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Discover Rembrandt's brilliance as we delve into the captivating details of his self-portrait at the age of 34. Find out more
Artemisia's 'Self Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria': A defiant reflection of the artist
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Delve into the profound depth and captivating realism of Artemisia Gentileschi's 'Self Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria.' Find out more
Caravaggio’s 'Supper at Emmaus': A Baroque masterpiece illuminated
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Explore the dramatic intensity and realism of Baroque art through Caravaggio's masterpiece, 'The Supper at Emmaus.' Find out more
Botticelli’s 'Venus and Mars': A depiction of Renaissance love
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Discover the art and mythology of Renaissance Florence with Botticelli's iconic 'Venus and Mars.' Find out more
'The Wilton Diptych': A journey through Medieval art and history
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Learn about the cultural and historical significance of 'The Wilton Diptych', one of the National Gallery's best-loved treasures. Find out more
'The Fighting Temeraire': A Sense of Modernity and Old Master Tradition
National Treasures: 10-minute film series
Learn about the drama and history of 'The Fighting Temeraire', one of the National Gallery's best-loved treasures. Find out more.