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The National Gallery's collection of European paintings from the thirteenth century to 1900 is one of the richest and most comprehensive in the world. The Complete Illustrated Catalogue provides concise and up-to-date information on every work owned by the National Gallery and on permanent or long-term loan. This expanded edition includes a supplement of over 100 paintings acquired by or on loan to the National Gallery since the book was first printed in 1995. <p>Supported by Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, part of Deutsche Bank AG. </p>
- Author
- Christopher Baker and Tom Henry; with a supplement of new acquistions and loans 1995-2000
- Publisher
- National Gallery Co.; Distributed by Yale University Press; National Gallery London
- Published
- 2001
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780300088298
- Subjects
- Art, Technology, History
Other editions & translations
More by Christopher Baker and Tom Henry; with a supplement of new acquistions and loans 1995-2000
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