National Gallery of Canada

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380 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 9N4+1 613 990 1985
Description: Known as one of Canada’s premiere art galleries, the National Gallery of Canada is home to an impressive collection of Canadian and international art, boasting pieces by Rembrandt, Warhol, Mondrian, Rubens, Cezanne, Piss...Read More
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National Gallery of Canada
National Gallery of Canada

by rufusni

Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

February 23, 2008

Best of IgoUgo I did want to drive up to Ottawa from the US and the excuse of an exhibition of Renoir's landscapes, which was running in the museum as a temporary display, was just too appealing to miss the opportunity to see so many of them together. Although I ...Read more
National Gallery of Canada

by gingerella

Saint John, New Brunswick

May 18, 2004

Best of IgoUgo A true feast for the eyes just a few blocks from Parliament Hill. One block down Rideau Street past the loch connecting the Rideau Canal to the Rideau River and the Chateau Laurier, around the corner and you can see the towering glass structure past ...Read more

From journal Oh Oh Ottawa

National Gallery of Canada
National Gallery of Canada

by Slack

Toronto, Ontario

November 29, 2000

The National Gallery of Canada is a striking landmark against the Capital's skyline. Designed by architect Moshe Safdie and opened in 1988, this treasure house in granite and glass is the home of Canada's exceptional art collection. Light, spacious ...Read more

From journal A Capital City

National Gallery /Musee des Beaux-Arts du Canada
National Gallery /Musee des Beaux-Arts du Canada

by Jim Rosenberg

Wausau, Wisconsin

September 28, 2000

Best of IgoUgo The National Gallery of Canada has an impressive resident collection and also hosts visiting exhitions of international fame. During our visit, the Impressionist Landscape: Monet & Renoir exhibit was on display. For major exhibitions, it is worth ...Read more