Apsley House, (Wellington Museum), London
London, UK
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149 Piccadilly, London W1J 7NT, UK
London, UK
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£11.80-13.80 (under 5 free)
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Apsley House, known as "Number One, London" for its position at Hyde Park Corner, was built between 1771 and 1778 by Robert Adam for Baron Apsley. The Duke of Wellington purchased it in 1817 and filled it with art seized from Joseph Bonaparte's baggage train after the Battle of Vitoria in 1813.
The 7th Duke donated the house to the nation in 1947, and it opened as a museum in 1952. The collection includes a colossal nude statue of Napoleon by Canova (a gift from King George IV), Velázquez's Waterseller of Seville, and Dutch masters. English Heritage has managed the property since 2004, though the current Duke still maintains private apartments upstairs.
Apsley House, (Wellington Museum), London in London, UK houses 2 masterpieces in our database, including works by Diego Velázquez. Notable works include Two Young Men Eating At A Humble Table and The Waterseller of Seville.
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Visiting Apsley House, (Wellington Museum), London
Apsley House at Hyde Park Corner was the London residence of the Duke of Wellington. Known as "Number One, London," it now displays his art collection and military memorabilia.
The house contains Velázquez's The Waterseller of Seville and works by Rubens, Correggio, and Goya. Many paintings were captured from Joseph Bonaparte's baggage train after the Battle of Vitoria.
Yes, the ground floor galleries and the Waterloo Gallery are open to visitors. The grand dining room still hosts the annual Waterloo Banquet commemorating Wellington's 1815 victory.
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