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The National Portrait Gallery, London was founded in 1856 and houses the finest collection of portraits in the world. The Gallery aims to promote an appreciation and understanding of portraiture in all media, offering a unique insight into the lives of the men and women who have shaped British history and culture from the earliest times to the present day. With a varied exhibitions, displays and talks and events programme, and over 1,000 portraits on display across three floors - from Queen Elizabeth I and William Shakespeare to The Beatles and David Beckham - the National Portrait Gallery weaves together 500 years of history, art, biography and fame.
National Portrait Gallery, London Front Entrance © National Portrait Gallery, London
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