During the renovation, 65 pieces from the Royal Collection, including works by Rembrandt and Vermeer, will be on display at the Royal Gallery.

Thanks to a major renovation at Buckingham Palace in London, works from the personal collection of the British royal family, many of which have never been exhibited in the museum, will be on display this year..

The exhibition at the Royal Gallery, which will open in December and will run until January 2022, will include 65 works from the royal collection, including drawings by Titian and The Music Lesson (1662-1665) by Vermeer. A number of works since their acquisition have been seen only by official guests of the palace and tourist groups during the annual summer opening for visitors.

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Although the core of the art collection is made up of works by old masters and art created before the twentieth century, in recent years, works by post-war and contemporary artists, including Anish Kapoor and Andy Warhol, have been acquired in it, writes theartnewspaper.