Londons’ National Gallery will round off its bicentenary ... with four institutions across the UK—from Northern Ireland to Scotland—before travelling to the capital ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. The National Gallery has revealed it will let a member of the public sleep overnight for the “first time” as the Sainsbury Wing reopens ...

He has curated exhibitions at the Barbican Art Gallery, Compton Verney/National Gallery of Scotland and Tate Britain.

(And, yes, the merch lines are really that long.) "We played at Prestwick, which is the Augusta National of Scotland." I'm not a golf architecture expert, but I've never heard that one. Husband ...

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the new Scottish galleries at the National in Edinburgh (the old National Gallery of Scotland) opened to the public. The new spaces will bring together treasures by some of Scotland's best-loved ...

At the end of September, the new Scottish galleries at the National in Edinburgh (the old National Gallery of Scotland) opened to the public. It has been created to showcase the “world’s greatest ...

The National Trust for Scotland, which looks after the garden, wrote: "Arduaine Garden is full of colour and fragrance, evoking glamorous destinations. This is no coincidence—the garden was ...

The Dower House is a truly special property in the Cairngorms National Park, one of Scotland’s most beautiful locations. "The current owners introduced a successful B&B operation, offering three ...

Possibly a self-portrait, it was painted c. 1631-32 when Lievens, celebrated by one patron as a prodigy, was about 24. National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. The National Gallery has revealed it will let a member of the public sleep overnight for the “first time” as the Sainsbury Wing reopens after a ...

It was built by the Scottish neoclassical architect William Henry Playfair in the 1820s, who was also responsible for much of the immediately recognisable fabric of Edinburgh; Playfair also designed ...