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Beer Street and Gin Lane by William Hogarth
Dorigen of Bretagne longing for the safe return of her husband by Edward Burne-Jones
Hampstead Heath by John Constable
Hove Beach by John Constable
The Crucifixion by Albrecht Durer
The Small Horse by Albrecht Durer
Model for the Cardinal Forteguerri monument by Andrea del Verrocchio
Self-Portrait in a bonnet by Angelica Kauffmann
Captain Thomas Read (1762-1837) by Angelica Kauffmann
Boat-building near Flatford Mill by John Constable
A Heroine of Antiquity (Olympias or Cleopatra) by Andrea del Verrocchio
Portrait of a Lady known as Esmeralda Brandini by Sandro Botticelli

Victoria and Albert Museum

London, United Kingdom · 105 artists in catalogue

About

The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), established in 1857, holds a diverse collection spanning fine art, crafts, and design. The museum's founding aimed to elevate public taste by showcasing a wide array of artefacts, from mass-produced goods to masterpieces. Its holdings grew alongside the British Empire, incorporating art and objects that reflected British power. Today, the V&A's collection offers a view into the history of design and manufacturing, as well as the complex legacy of British colonialism. Visitors can explore decorative arts, sculpture, paintings, and fashion from many periods and cultures.

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Plan your visit

Art Museum · London, United Kingdom

HoursDaily 10:00–17:45, Friday 10:00–22:00
AdmissionFree
AddressCromwell Gardens
Nearest transitSouth Kensington (Piccadilly Line)

Hours and admission shift seasonally — confirm on the official site before visiting.

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