Established in 1861, the National Gallery of Victoria stands as Australia’s oldest and largest art gallery, located in Melbourne. The gallery showcases an extensive free permanent collection alongside rotating, ticketed exhibits. Visitors can explore a diverse array of works by both Australian artists and international masters such as Rembrandt and Picasso. The gallery’s expansive space is home to a rich variety of art from Asian, American, Oceanic, and European traditions, offering a comprehensive cultural experience.
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