Wednesday, 3 July 2024

The National Gallery - What's on in July

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Inside 'Discover Degas and Miss La La' exhibition © The National Gallery, London

What's on in July

This summer, why not visit the Gallery and feel rejuvenated by our five-star exhibitions, featuring iconic art by Caravaggio and Degas? Join us for a spirited discussion between two leading guests of the art world and watch our fresh new videos, exploring female artists in the collection.

Five-star shows

Inside 'The Last Caravaggio' exhibition © The National Gallery, London

Final weeks: Caravaggio

Don't miss this 'one-painting blockbuster' (The Guardian) and experience the drama of Caravaggio's final painting for yourself.

The Last Caravaggio
Until 21 July

Inside 'Discover Degas and Miss La La' exhibition © The National Gallery, London

Discover Degas

Roll up! Roll up! Step into the Cirque Fernando to explore an inspirational untold story as an international circus star takes centre stage.

Discover Degas & Miss La La
Until 1 September

Vincent van Gogh, Sunflowers, 1889 © Philadelphia Museum of Art, Pennsylvania
 

Ready, set, Gogh!

Limited tickets are now available to book for our major autumn show – secure your place for this once-in-a-century exhibition.

Become a Member for unlimited free tickets with access to all dates now.

Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers
Opens 14 September

Captivating courses and talks

Hettie Judah © Alex Schneideman

In conversation

Enjoy a lively discussion with authors Hettie Judah and Amelia Abraham in the beautiful setting of Room 29, before the Gallery opens.

Tuesday 9 July
8.30 am
Tickets £30
Room 29

Paul Cezanne, In the BibĂ©mus Quarry, 1900-04. On loan from a private collection © Private Collection

Stories of art

From Matisse to Paula Rego, Kandinsky to Damien Hirst, discover the dynamic art of the 20th century in this popular six-week course.

Every Wednesday, from 24 July
5.30 pm
Tickets £75
Online


New to watch

© The National Gallery, London

Picture of the month

Who are the women in Berthe Morisot's 'Summer's Day'? Take in the sunshine and explore Paris's Bois de Boulogne with July's picture.

Duration: 9 minutes

Exhibition on Screen's My National Gallery

Rosa Bonheur

Find out about the incredible artist Rosa Bonheur and why she hid herself in her well-known painting 'The Horse Fair'.

Duration: 13 minutes 


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Prix Fixe Menu

Join us for a delectable experience at Ochre with our Prix Fixe Menu. Choose from one, two or three courses including a drink, from £18.

Catalogues © The National Gallery Company, London
 

Explore our catalogues

Experience past exhibitions with our catalogues written by Gallery experts – a great way to get closer to the art.

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