National Gallery

The National Gallery is one of the largest art galleries in the UK capital. The British National Gallery has one of the finest collections of Western European painting, which contains paintings by almost all the great artists, as well as all schools of European painting. Today, the gallery contains about two and a half thousand paintings that belong to the period of the 13-20 century. All works in the gallery are exhibited in chronological order. The National Gallery of London is an art museum well known not only to residents and guests of the British capital, but to the whole world. It is important not to be confused with the National Portrait Gallery. It is included in the top of the most visited institutions, second only to the Louvre and the British Museum in popularity.

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. According to statistics, about 6416724 people visit the gallery annually. The purpose of the work is to consider the history of the formation and transformation of the British National Gallery. The work consists of an introduction, two chapters and a list of literature sources.

1. Barker, Felix; Hyde, Ralph (1982), London As It Might Have Been, London: John Murray 2. Bomford, David (1997), Conservation of Paintings, London: National Gallery Company 3. Bosman, Suzanne (2008), The National Gallery in Wartime, London: National Gallery Company 4. Conlin, Jonathan (2006), The Nation's Mantelpiece: A History of the National Gallery, London: Pallas Athene 5. Gentili, Augusto; Barcham, William; Whiteley, Linda (2000), Paintings in the National Gallery, London: Little, Brown & Co. 6. Jencks, Charles (1991), Post-Modern Triumphs in London, London and New York: Academy Editions, St. Martin's Press 7. Langmuir, Erika (2005), The National Gallery Companion Guide, London and New Haven: Yale University Press 8. Potterton, Homan (1977), The National Gallery, London, London: Thames & Hudson 9. Taylor, Brandon (1999), Art for the Nation: Exhibitions and the London Public, 1747–2001, Manchester: Manchester University Press 10. Whitehead, Christopher (2005), The Public Art Museum in Nineteenth Century Britain, Farnham: Ashgate Publishing