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Francesco Salviati. Virgin and Child with an Angel. c. 1535–1539. oil on wood. 112.3 x 83 cm Purchased 2005 with the support of the Volunteers’ Circle of the National Gallery of Canada and the National Gallery of Canada Foundation Renaissance Ball Patrons, for the Gallery's 125th Anniversary

Some of the projects made possible thanks to our patrons:

Claude Monet’s spectacular Rock Needle seen through the Porte d’Aval, a gift from the Marjorie and Gerald Bronfman Collection, can now be enjoyed by visitors to the National Gallery of Canada for years to come.

Angela Grauerholz. La bibliothèque [The Library] 1992, (printed 1993) Azo dye print, 122 × 183 cm National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa

Some of the projects made possible thanks to our patrons:

Angela Grauerholz: The inexhaustible image ... épuiser l'image. Presented by Pratt & Whitney Canada, this exhibition will be on view from 28 May to 26 September 2010.

Some of the projects made possible thanks to our patrons:

Flipping through fragile albums of photographs. A collaboration between the National Gallery of Canada and HP Canada makes it possible for visitors to now “flip through” electronic versions of rare historical albums of photographs that are too fragile to touch.

Some of the projects made possible thanks to our patrons:

Simon Hughes
Northern Landscape, 2007 (detail)
Purchased 2008 with the Joy Thomson Fund for the Acquisition of Art by Young Canadian Artists, National Gallery of Canada Foundation

Some of the projects made possible thanks to our patrons:

Artissimo
Thanks to the generous support of TELUS, children and their families can enjoy a new series of activities at Artissimo, the National Gallery’s popular family program.

National Gallery of Canada Foundation

OUR MISSION

The Foundation is dedicated to providing the National Gallery of Canada with the additional private financial support needed to preserve and promote Canada’s rich visual arts heritage and make art accessible and meaningful to all of us.

William Brymner, Four Girls in a Meadow, Baie-Saint-Paul (1885), NGC.
Bequest of Louis de la Chesnaye Audette, O.C., Q.C., Ottawa, 1996, in memory of Judge and Mme Arthur Audette.

Ways to Give

There are many ways to give to the Foundation to support the National Gallery’s endeavours. A Legacy Gift can be an ideal way to make a lasting difference to the National Gallery.

Art patrons living in the United States can now support the National Gallery through The American Friends of the National Gallery of Canada.

WITH YOUR SUPPORT

Your gift will help the Gallery acquire works for the national collection, restore masterpieces, conduct vital research, offer stimulating educational programs and present exhibitions here at the Gallery and across Canada. Donate Now.

To Learn More

Please contact us at foundation@gallery.ca or call us at 613.241.9359.

People at the NGC

For more information on how you can contribute to the National Gallery of Canada Foundation,
please contact us at foundation@gallery.ca or call us at 613.241.9359.