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West Building Sculpture Galleries

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Index of American Design

Gemini G.E.L.: Online Catalogue Raisonne

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Photograph Collection

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Streaming Slideshows

Winslow Homer: Right and Left

Fra Angelico and Filippo Lippi: The Adoration

Learn more about the permanent collection installations at the Gallery. Plan your visit to the National Gallery with these maps of must-see works in What to See in an Hour? West Building (PDF) and What to See in an Hour? East Building (PDF).

Please note that some of these objects may not be on view when you visit the galleries. Object location information is available for works on public display. See the latest information on gallery, restaurant, and restroom closures due to renovations at the museum.