gallery

gallery
noun
1 for art
ADJECTIVE
art, exhibition, fine-art (AmE), picture, portrait, sculpture
museum
commercial, private, public
national

He offered ten major paintings to start a national gallery of modern art.

prestigious
VERB + GALLERY
go to, visit
GALLERY + VERB
display sth, exhibit sth, feature sth, show sth, showcase sth

Some of his work has been exhibited by local art galleries.

carry sth, contain sth, house sth

a fabulous gallery housing the work of major artists

specialize in sth

a gallery specializing in ceramics

close, open
GALLERY + NOUN
space

The building will provide plenty of new gallery space.

exhibit (AmE), exhibition, show
curator, director, manager, owner, staff
visitor
opening
scene

the type of photographic work now dominating the gallery scene

guide (= book)
PREPOSITION
at a/the gallery

The painting is now on display at the National Gallery.

in a/the gallery

There were very few people in the gallery.

2 on the Internet
ADJECTIVE
interactive, online, virtual
photo
extensive

There is also an extensive gallery of photos.

3 in a hall
ADJECTIVE
long, wide
first-floor, upper, upstairs
press, public

The packed public gallery erupted in a roar of approval.

packed
viewing
PREPOSITION
in a/the gallery

I found myself in a wide gallery looking down on the floor below.


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