Features from the Image Collections
With the ongoing success of our digitization initiatives, the image collections staff are pleased to bring you selected highlights from the collections. Please enjoy the following features documenting our unique perspective on the history of Western art and architecture as interpreted though the lenses of our featured photographers.
International Expositions
Travels Across Russia
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Location
National Gallery of Art East Building
4th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC
Mailing Address
Image Collections
National Gallery of Art
2000 South Club Drive
Landover, MD 20785
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Travels Across Russia: Oranienbaum
In Situ: Henry Moore, David Finn, and the Experience of Location
Verrocchio, Connoisseurship, and the Photographs of Clarence Kennedy
Before the Fire: Notre-Dame de Paris in Pictures
Travels Across Russia: Avant-Garde Architecture in Moscow
John Brampton Philpot and Photography in 19th-Century Florence
Beauty, Fire, & Memory: Lost Art of the Kaiser-Friedrich-Museum
Process and Participation in the Work of Christo and Jeanne-Claude
Revelations from Reproductions:
Fifteenth-century Italian Paintings in the National Gallery of Art
The Solemnity of Shadows: Juan Laurent’s Vision of Spain
Patrimony in Peril: Germany’s Survey of Mural Paintings Threatened During World War II
War Damage in Baden and Württemberg: Monuments Men Albums
Travels across Russia: Ekaterinburg
Travels Across Russia: Torzhok
United States Centennial International Exhibition
Philadelphia - 1876