Italian Renaissance Art at National Gallery of Art - In-Person Tour (FREE)

Italian Renaissance Art at National Gallery of Art - Guided In-Person Walking Tour Hosted by Deirdre Sunday, June 14, 2026 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM EDT National Gallery of Art 6th and Constitution Avenue, Washington, DC 20565 Meeting Point: West Building Rotunda, on the main floor, just off Constitution Avenue Entrance. Please plan on arriving on site early and allow time for Metro delays, parking, walking to the meeting point, security screening, restroom beforehand if you need it, etc. Look for our host Deirdre and a group of friendly people. If you arrive late the tour will be in the Italian Renaissance galleries on the main floor of the West Building. Please note that this is a live in-person guided walking tour of the Italian Renaissance Art Exhibit at National Gallery of Art, this is not an online/virtual program over Zoom. Also, this is a limited space and there’s currently a wait list. If you are no longer able to attend, please be considerate and cancel your RSVP so someone else can take your place. Thanks! * Right here, in the heart of Washington, DC, is one of the most magnificent collections of Italian Renaissance Art outside of Italy. Some of us may have even visited some of the galleries once or twice when family was in town but may not have fully understood how revolutionary these artists were. Our guide will be Deirdre, a member of the non-profit community organization Washington DC History & Culture. While not an art historian, her approach to this project is show what Art was in the Middle Ages and the huge leap that occurred during this brief period of time known as the Renaissance. The tour will take about one hour allowing time at the end for questions. This program is presented by the non-profit community organization Washington, DC History & Culture: Experience the history and culture of Washington, DC - and the world! * Registration: FREE and all are welcome including children and groups. As…