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April 22, 2009
National Gallery of Art Acquires Presidency
I–V Photographs
by Thomas Demand
April 3, 2009
National Gallery of Art Acquires Seminal Painting by Norman Lewis; Works by
Hugonnier, Rugg, and Bochner Also Acquired
March 30, 2009
National Gallery of Art's 2009 Jazz in the Garden Concerts Coincide with Reinstallation
of Renowned American Collection
March 30, 2009
National Gallery of Art Presents Film Program for Children and Teens Featuring
Acclaimed Films From Around the World
March 13, 2009
Spring Films at the National Gallery of Art
February
9, 2009
American Galleries in National
Gallery of Art's West Building Begin Reopening After Two Years of Facilities
Renovations
February 6, 2009
National Gallery of Art Acquires Hendrick
Ter Brugghen's Remarkable Bagpipe Player in Profile
January 30, 2009
Philip Guston Focus Exhibition
Inaugurates Series of Modern and Contemporary Shows "In The Tower"
January 16, 2009
Abraham Lincoln's 200th Birthday is Celebrated by National Gallery of Art
January 16, 2009
National Gallery of Art's Film Offerings in Early 2009 Celebrate Robert Frank
and Welcome Leading Filmmakers and Experts
January 9, 2009
National Gallery of Art Welcomes Visitors of All Ages with Family-Friendly
Films and Activities
January 9, 2009
National Gallery of Art Begins 2009 Lecture Program with Robert Frank, Jonathan
Lopez, Paul Sanderson, and More
January 2, 2009
Reba and Dave Williams' Collection of
American Prints is Acquired by National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC
Update: February 4, 2008
National Gallery of Art Seeks Drawings, Watercolors, and Paintings on Paper
by Mark Rothko in Italy for Essential reference Volumes
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