Features paintings by such artists as van Eyck, Leonardo da Vinci, Titian, Rembrandt, Turner and Van Gogh. This book traces the development of Western European art from 1250 to the dawn of the twentieth century. It contains 200 masterpieces that are arranged into sections such as Sainsbury Wing (1250-1500), and the West Wing (1500-1600). This attractive little book is a fabulous souvenir of some of the most popular masterpieces in the National Gallery. High-quality reproductions are enhanced by concise and accessible introductory texts. The pocket-sized hardback format is luxurious and durable - great for counter and bookshop display. Many of the pictures in the National Gallery, London, rank among the finest treasures in the history of western European art. Taking even a brief glance at this book it's likely you'll see paintings you immediately recognize, be they by van Eyck, Leonardo da Vinci, Titian, Rembrandt, Turner or Van Gogh. This guide presents nearly 200 masterpieces, arranged in four sections that reflect the layout of the gallery: Sainsbury Wing (1250-1500), the West Wing (1500-1600), the North Wing (1600-1700) and the East Wing (1700-1900), which trace the development of Western European art from 1250 to the dawn of the twentieth century. The selection of images is based on their popularity with visitors and art historical importance, as well as introducing the reader to a few lesser-known gems.