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The 11 pages that link to National Gallery, each with the reason it gives.

• Royal Academy of ArtsCompared with: It is a national collection rather than an artist-governed institution with an art school.

• National Portrait GalleryCompared with: Its broader art-historical remit contrasts with the portrait gallery’s focus on identifiable people.

• Victoria and Albert MuseumCompared with: Its medium-specific focus differs from the V&A’s collection of objects across materials and functions.

• TateCompared with: Its historical remit contrasts with Tate’s focus on British art and modern and contemporary art.

• Kenneth ClarkRelated: Clark served as its director from 1934 to 1945.

• Judith LeysterRelated: Its 1893 purchase of The Proposition prompted renewed attention to Leyster’s authorship.

• Thomas GainsboroughRelated: Its collection includes major Gainsborough works, including Mr and Mrs Andrews.

• Trafalgar SquareRelated: Its building forms the square’s northern boundary.

• SunflowersRelated: It owns and exhibits the celebrated fifteen-sunflower version.

• Rokeby VenusRelated: The gallery acquired the painting in 1906 after a public fundraising campaign.

• Frederic George StephensRelated: Stephens later served as a National Gallery curator, bringing criticism into museum work.