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FAQ: Auditorium Programs
Group reservations for audio tours (ten or more), call (202) 842-6592.
Audio tours are available for rental at the West Building Mall entrance for $5 per tour unless otherwise noted.
Director Earl A. Powell III and Gallery curators explore more than 130 beloved masterpieces by such artists as Leonardo da Vinci, Rembrandt van Rijn, Johannes Vermeer, Claude Monet, and others, along with information on acquisition, history, and conservation. Handheld digital audio players allow visitors to choose the order in which they look and the length of time they spend with each work.
Visitors can hear the director's introduction and commentary at 26 stops on the tour in Spanish, French, Russian, Japanese, and Mandarin.
See also, the Foreign Language Visitor Guides, and Foreign Language Gallery Guides.
(Ages 7-12) Travel with Pieter and Tanya as they explore life and art nearly 400 years ago in Holland and today's Belgium. $3 per tour, $2 for additional headphones.
This tour covers selected modern and contemporary works of art in the non-partitioned areas of the Gallery, where cell-phone use is permitted, and includes an introduction to the East Building itself.
Audio tours are available for rental at the entrance to the exhibition for $5 per tour unless otherwise noted.
Narrated by Gallery director Earl A. Powell III with commentary by exhibition curator Kimberly Jones, National Gallery of Art; Sarah Kennel, National Gallery of Art; and Christopher Otter, Ohio State University.