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Why do artists paint young women looking into mirrors?

Associate Curator Sarah Herring explores the theme of young women looking into mirrors in art.

Video (part of a series), suitable for key stage 5, key stage 4 and key stage 3

The Full-length Mirror

The Simon Sainsbury Bequest

Issued December 2008

National Gallery wins new visitors as £1 Friday nights are set to stay for Frans Hals Exhibition

Issued August 2023

First object allocated to two collections under Acceptance In Lieu – National Gallery and Barber Institute of Fine Arts acquire Lovis Corinth portrait

Issued May 2021

Get to know Poussin

Serious, cold, academic. That's often how Poussin is perceived, but look closer and you'll see an artist whose works are joyous, mischievous, and surprisingly fun...

Analyses of Paint Media

Read an article from the National Gallery Technical Bulletin, by Raymond White and Jennifer Pilc

Ways of Making: Practice and Innovation in Cézanne's Paintings in the National Gallery

Read an article from the National Gallery Technical Bulletin, by Elisabeth Reissner

Paintings enhance National Gallery’s collection

The National Gallery’s collection has been enhanced by the allocation of two paintings, ‘La Ferté’ by Richard Parkes Bonington (1802-1828) and ‘Samian Sibyl with a Putto’ by Guercino (1591 – 1666), through the Acceptance in Lieu scheme.

active about 1506; died 1576