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The 14 pages that link to National Gallery of Art, each with the reason it gives.

• NeoclassicismRelated: Its West Building uses a monumental neoclassical design for a modern cultural institution.

• Smithsonian InstitutionCompared with: It is a major national museum nearby but operates outside the Institution.

• Alfred StieglitzRelated: Stieglitz’s bequest of O’Keeffe’s collection brought his artistic legacy into a major public museum.

• Peggy GuggenheimCompared with: Its public, encyclopedic model contrasts with Guggenheim’s personal collection and single-palazzo setting.

• Mark RothkoRelated: Its Rothko paintings make the artist’s changing palette and formats visible across works.

• National Gallery, LondonCompared with: Its name is similar, but it is a separate institution with a different collection and history.

• Sienese schoolRelated: Its collection includes major Sienese paintings that support the school’s study beyond Italy.

• Thomas Hart BentonRelated: Benton’s mural The Arts of Life in America was commissioned for the museum’s building but removed before it opened.

• Andrew MellonRelated: Mellon financed the museum’s founding and gave it his art collection.

• Little Dancer of Fourteen YearsRelated: Its collection includes a bronze cast of the Little Dancer.

• Smithsonian American Art MuseumCompared with: It is a nearby national art museum, but it operates separately from the Smithsonian.

• Warren E. BurgerRelated: Burger chaired the gallery’s board of trustees after retiring from the Court.

• Water LiliesRelated: Its large Water Lilies painting is one of the series' prominent public examples.

• The Feast of the GodsRelated: The painting is now held in the museum's collection.