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The Queen's Gallery (London)Newest Review: ... which promised a wide variety of objects including paintings, furniture, armour, porcelain and sculpture, but most exciting, jewels and work by Fabergé. My mum once saw a whole exhibition of Fabergé at the Gallery in Edinburgh, but I haven't seen any, and anyway, you can never have too much Fabergé, so we were very excited! We were interested in the Sèvres exhibition too, but we wouldn't have ... more |
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by - written on 07/08/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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After two and a half years of living in London, I finally got round to visiting an exhibition at the Queens Gallery. I've wanted to go for ages, and fancied the one at Holyroodhouse as well, but whenever I was there with my mum we didn't fancy the exhibition that was on, and every time she's visited me in London we didn't fancy the one here. The Queens Gallery is located at Buckingham Palace, or as I mention there is also one in Edinburgh. It runs several exhibitions through the year, often showcasing items from the Royal Collection. In 2007 they also had exhibitions celebrating the Queen and Prince Philipp's wedding anniversary. Entry to the Gallery is £8.50 ... Read the complete review
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