This was just brilliant, I became quite emotional watching it. So many beautiful works, a favourite would have to be the Arnolfini portrait. Well done all! Looking forward to the next episode.
Thank you so much! The NG is my favourite museum in the world and I have seen many! I can’t ever forget the wonderful hours I have had there studying the various works of art or listening to one of the lectures given by the stuff. Here is to the next, even more glorious 200 years!!!🍾🥂
I had been waiting for this since you announced it! Thanks for this great celebration! The National Gallery is one of my favorite places on earth, a treasure for all humankind.
Literally, millions of people all over the globe are grateful for those who helped bring about the NG. From 1994-1996 almost every Wednesday afternoon was spent at NG learning as to why art is so incredibly important to understanding what it means to be human… thank you…
This 200th anniversary of the gallery and its extraordinary history does not just only represent the gallery, but a tribute to art itself; the talent and sentiment that is unveiled by the human hand, mind and soul; as well as the artist’s viewer, a reason a gallery consisting of the largest collection collection of paintings of the nation was made. So the viewer can get an immersive, intimate and deeply personal experience with the artist, with starful eyes that wander up and down the strokes of paint in dire awe…
Everything you do is so well thought out and presented. This was no exception. I’ve only been there once but it was a memorable visit indeed. Thank you.
Thank you for enlightening us about the origins of this precious sanctuary of beauty and history, and infinite gratitude to the people who contributed to its birth, its growth and, of course, to the people who have the privilege of currently working to maintain, preserve, study, increase and disseminate its content and its container. I look forward to the second video. Congratulations on your 200th anniversary and may it celebrate many more centuries! Gracias por ilustrarnos sobre los orígenes de ese valioso santuario de belleza e historia, e infinito agradecimiento a las personas que contribuyeron a su nacimiento, su crecimiento y , por supuesto, a las personas que tienen el privilegio de trabajar actualmente para mantener, preservar, estudiar, aumentar y divulgar su contenido y su continente. Quedo a la espera del segundo vídeo. ¡ Felicidades por sus 200 años y que cumpla muchísimos siglos más !
When I think about the years I lived in London, the National Gallery is a prominent part of my memories. Ducking in to do a drive by of some masterpieces on a weekend then topping it off with a coffee at the top of the steps, looking straight down Whitehall, towards the Abbey and Westminster. Magical.
I wish there could be a 3d tour for people like me, I'll never ever be able to visit there, I wish that I could appreciate it all as if I'm walking in there.. All people that had contributed to buy paintings, find paintings, hide paintings in the war time, they'll never be forgotten❤
Full Documentary: 200 Years of the National Gallery Ep1 - Foundations (1824-1900) 1841pm 10.11.24 excellent. whether you agree with the art history dished out with the imagery or no... a fine place to spend a few hours, i feel. do i understand? not really... but then there's nothing being said that hasn't been said before. so, maybe, indulge with the innate autodidact once in a while...
"Key works in our collection of western European arts" while the collections of Chinese, Egyptian and African arts, which make up of sigficant parts of the gallery and speak volumes about the UK's colonial past, are left unmentioned. I thought the National Gallery would have the decency to face its own dark past at this critical time. Guess they are below that.
Hi Mike, our collection focuses on Western European painting, from the artists of late medieval and Renaissance Italy, to the French Impressionists. In this documentary we also share some of our recent research into the role that slavery has had in the history of the National Gallery too.
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This was just brilliant, I became quite emotional watching it. So many beautiful works, a favourite would have to be the Arnolfini portrait. Well done all! Looking forward to the next episode.
A fabulous NG200 video celebration. Thank you National Gallery, the best gallery in the world!
Wishing an even more glorious journey to The National Gallery for the centuries to come!!🙂🙂❤️❤️
Thank you so much! The NG is my favourite museum in the world and I have seen many! I can’t ever forget the wonderful hours I have had there studying the various works of art or listening to one of the lectures given by the stuff. Here is to the next, even more glorious 200 years!!!🍾🥂
Aw thank you! Hope you enjoy Ep2 and 3 as well!
I had been waiting for this since you announced it! Thanks for this great celebration! The National Gallery is one of my favorite places on earth, a treasure for all humankind.
So pleased you enjoyed watching!
Literally, millions of people all over the globe are grateful for those who helped bring about the NG. From 1994-1996 almost every Wednesday afternoon was spent at NG learning as to why art is so incredibly important to understanding what it means to be human… thank you…
Thanks for your lovely comment :)
@ you are more than welcome … I am from Australia and I miss that place so very much…
This 200th anniversary of the gallery and its extraordinary history does not just only represent the gallery, but a tribute to art itself; the talent and sentiment that is unveiled by the human hand, mind and soul; as well as the artist’s viewer, a reason a gallery consisting of the largest collection collection of paintings of the nation was made. So the viewer can get an immersive, intimate and deeply personal experience with the artist, with starful eyes that wander up and down the strokes of paint in dire awe…
Everything you do is so well thought out and presented. This was no exception. I’ve only been there once but it was a memorable visit indeed. Thank you.
Great insights and a wonderful intro to many of the Gallery’s professionals. Thx!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely brilliant documentary about a remarkable institution. Can't wait for Ep 2.
Thank you! This playlist is so interesting! I can’t wait for the latest video!❤❤❤
You're so welcome! Watch the next episode tonight at 7pm
Thank you for enlightening us about the origins of this precious sanctuary of beauty and history, and infinite gratitude to the people who contributed to its birth, its growth and, of course, to the people who have the privilege of currently working to maintain, preserve, study, increase and disseminate its content and its container.
I look forward to the second video.
Congratulations on your 200th anniversary and may it celebrate many more centuries!
Gracias por ilustrarnos sobre los orígenes de ese valioso santuario de belleza e historia, e infinito agradecimiento a las personas que contribuyeron a su nacimiento, su crecimiento y , por supuesto, a las personas que tienen el privilegio de trabajar actualmente para mantener, preservar, estudiar, aumentar y divulgar su contenido y su continente.
Quedo a la espera del segundo vídeo.
¡ Felicidades por sus 200 años y que cumpla muchísimos siglos más !
When I think about the years I lived in London, the National Gallery is a prominent part of my memories. Ducking in to do a drive by of some masterpieces on a weekend then topping it off with a coffee at the top of the steps, looking straight down Whitehall, towards the Abbey and Westminster. Magical.
Wonderful 😊
Great video, thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! HAPPILY A THOUSAND MORE YEARS TO COME! ¡ FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS ! ¡ QUE CUMPLA MILES DE AÑOS MÁS !
Thank you!
Here we go. Good fun and great learning opportunity.
That fly is amazing 🤩
Most excellent!
Thanks a lot, National Gallery!❤❤❤
You're most welcome! Thanks for joining us
I love this channel so much!!
Brilliant
Thank you so much for a wonderful video!
Thank you, thank you.
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Fantastic 1st part! Going on to the sencond!
Ab absolutely magnificent place. Been there many times. Would love to visit again.
We hope to see you soon, Ahmed. In the mean time, thank you for watching!
🌹🌺 Thanks National Gallery; wonderful story. Humanity's patrimony. Needs to be well protected from primitive mentalities.
Loved this so very much
Thank you for watching 😊
Lovely
Thank you for watching!
I wish there could be a 3d tour for people like me, I'll never ever be able to visit there, I wish that I could appreciate it all as if I'm walking in there..
All people that had contributed to buy paintings, find paintings, hide paintings in the war time, they'll never be forgotten❤
Full Documentary: 200 Years of the National Gallery Ep1 - Foundations (1824-1900) 1841pm 10.11.24 excellent. whether you agree with the art history dished out with the imagery or no... a fine place to spend a few hours, i feel. do i understand? not really... but then there's nothing being said that hasn't been said before. so, maybe, indulge with the innate autodidact once in a while...
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"Key works in our collection of western European arts" while the collections of Chinese, Egyptian and African arts, which make up of sigficant parts of the gallery and speak volumes about the UK's colonial past, are left unmentioned.
I thought the National Gallery would have the decency to face its own dark past at this critical time. Guess they are below that.
Hi Mike, our collection focuses on Western European painting, from the artists of late medieval and Renaissance Italy, to the French Impressionists. In this documentary we also share some of our recent research into the role that slavery has had in the history of the National Gallery too.