The National Gallery of Canada (Canada)
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The National Gallery of Canada, located in Ottawa, is Canada's premier art museum. Established in 1880, it has evolved into a cornerstone of Canadian culture, showcasing over 93,000 works of art from various periods and styles. The museum's collection includes European, American, Asian, Canadian, and Indigenous art, with a strong focus on Canadian artists such as the Group of Seven. The building, designed by Moshe Safdie, features a striking glass and granite structure with views of Parliament Hill. The Gallery offers educational programs, workshops, and tours, making it a vital cultural institution. It hosts major exhibitions featuring international works and is recognized globally for its scholarship and audience engagement. The museum also includes the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography and maintains extensive library and archives. As a leading art institution, it fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of art among Canadians and international visitors alike.
