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Reunited
the
lamentation
altarpiece
Until February 2025
For the first time in thirty years, see a rare masterpiece reunited.
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Opening Times
Tue – Sun: 10am-4.30pm
Mondays: Closed, except bank holidays
Galleries are open 10.30am – 4.30pm
About the
Exhibition
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.
To learn more about the Lamentation Altarpiece our tour guide, Christine Cluley, has written a blog about her research into the work here.
Image: Installation view, Reunited- The Lamentation Altarpice. © Compton Verney, photo by Jamie Woodley.
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