The National Gallery, London
The Collaborative Research Partnership between the Department of History of Art at the University of York and the National Gallery, London, was first established in 2010. This fruitful and intellectually stimulating relationship has resulted in joint research projects, exhibitions, a new section of the National Gallery website, workshops and conferences, annual lectures, and gallery visits led by York staff and National Gallery curators.
Our partnership focuses on the Gallery’s main research strands, as well as special topics of mutual interest.
Our annual programme includes: a National Gallery/York lecture or research seminar; a jointly organised National Gallery/York symposium or workshop; art historians from York assisting in the development of National Gallery exhibitions and research programmes; behind-the-scenes access to curators for History of Art Department students.
Grants
Exhibitions
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Exhibition - Building the Picture - National Gallery (2014)
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Exhibition - Strange Beauty - National Gallery (2014)
Publications
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Article - German Renaissance Art through the Eyes of the National Gallery (2014)
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Online Exhibition Catalogue - Building the Picture (2014)
Conferences, Workshops, Seminars etc
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Conference – Piero della Francesca and Disegno (2015)
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Research Seminar – Sculpting Architecture: Donatello's Banquet of Herod (2014)
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Conference – Arnolfini Histories: Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait and its Receptions (2018)
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Research Seminar – Investigating Titian: The First Forty Years (2013)
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Research Seminar – Colour at the National Gallery (2014)
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Workshop - Artistic Interplay: Jan Gossaert's Renaissance (2011)
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Seminar - Two National Gallery Exhibitions (2013)
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Conference - Beguiling Structures (2014)
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Workshop - Changing Perceptions of German Art (2014)
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Workshop - The Venice that Made Bellini (2015)
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Conference - Visions of the North (2016)
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Conference - Primitive Renaissances (2014)
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Research Seminar - John Julius Angerstein (1735-1823): Patron and Promoter of British Art in Georgian London (2016)
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Conference - Animating the 18th-Century Country House (2015)