London's National Gallery: 600 Years of Art, Intrigue, and Revolution
Six centuries of artistic masterpieces await in London's National Gallery, where Van Gogh's swirling brushstrokes, da Vinci's enigmatic portraits, and Turner's revolutionary landscapes tell the turbulent story of Europe's greatest cultural upheavals. Walk through halls where kings commissioned propaganda, artists sparked scandals, and revolutionary techniques changed how humanity sees the world forever.
Created by Clair Pritchard
Claire moved to London from Cardiff fifteen years ago to work in publishing, but quickly discovered the city itself was more interesting than her desk job. After spending weekends dragging visiting friends through galleries and markets, she took a Blue Badge course and hasn't looked back—she's been guiding for eleven years now.