Compton Verney - Exhibition
Reunited the Lamentation Altarpiece
For the first time in thirty years, see a rare masterpiece reunited.
Bringing together the central panel from the National Gallery of Scotland’s collection, with the original wings in Compton Verney’s collection, the magnificent Lamentation Altarpiece takes centre stage in our Northern European collection.
This display allows you to explore the ideas of remembrance, symbolism and storytelling. As well as consider the mysteries behind this painting, looking at new technical analysis and art historical discoveries to consider why the Altarpiece was made and by whom.
Opening Times
Tuesday - Sunday: 10am - 4.30pm
Mondays: Closed, except bank holidays
Galleries are open 10.30am -4.30pm
BOOK HERE:
https://www.comptonverney.org.uk/whats-on/reunited-the-lamentation-altarpiece/
Reunited the Lamentation Altarpiece
For the first time in thirty years, see a rare masterpiece reunited.
The Reflected Self
The art of portrait miniature painting flourished in Britain for over 300 years. As well as exploring the history of miniatures, the exhibition highlights their enduring appeal for artists and designers working today.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.
Reunited the Lamentation Altarpiece
For the first time in thirty years, see a rare masterpiece reunited.
The Reflected Self
The art of portrait miniature painting flourished in Britain for over 300 years. As well as exploring the history of miniatures, the exhibition highlights their enduring appeal for artists and designers working today.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.
Reunited the Lamentation Altarpiece
For the first time in thirty years, see a rare masterpiece reunited.
The Reflected Self
The art of portrait miniature painting flourished in Britain for over 300 years. As well as exploring the history of miniatures, the exhibition highlights their enduring appeal for artists and designers working today.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.
Reunited the Lamentation Altarpiece
For the first time in thirty years, see a rare masterpiece reunited.
The Reflected Self
The art of portrait miniature painting flourished in Britain for over 300 years. As well as exploring the history of miniatures, the exhibition highlights their enduring appeal for artists and designers working today.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.