Which celebrated female artist made this huge wall painting? | National Gallery

Join Gallery Educator Fiona Alderton to look at a work you might not expect to find at the National Gallery: a huge painting, called 'Messengers', by the British artist Bridget Riley. The work, which was unveiled in 2019, spans two walls of the Annenberg Court.

Learn about Riley's long-standing connection to the Gallery, and how she has taken inspiration from paintings in the collection throughout her life.

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