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LUTHER W. BRADY ART GALLERY

The George Washington University

Welcome to the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery, located in the historic Corcoran Flagg Building and home of the George Washington University collection of over 5,000 paintings, photographs, prints, and sculpture.

 

Learn About the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery

 

 

Group of watercolor paintings of Italy on wall of Brady Art Gallery

 

EXHIBITIONS & PROGRAMS

We achieve our mission to collect, exhibit, and preserve the GW Collection and the history of the university through those works through exhibitions utilizing the collection and exhibiting works related to the collection.

 

 

painting of a horse

OUR COLLECTIONS

The George Washington University’s art collection includes over 5,000 paintings, sculpture, prints, drawings, ceramics, historical furnishings and photographs. Preview almost 3,000 works from this collection maintained by GW’s Luther W. Brady Art Gallery.

View the Collections

 

Very close-up detail of a painting in the GW Collection showing the texture of the surface

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VISIT

Corcoran Flagg Building
500 17th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006

202-994-1525
[email protected]

  
To make an appointment to see an exhibition,
please email [email protected]

 

 

Woman wearing nitrile gloves reaches into a drawer of a flat file to pull out artwork in one of the galleries of the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery

OUR PEOPLE

Our strength is in our people.  The students, faculty, staff, and alumni of the George Washington University are all part of our family of supporters.  From our supporters, the Friends of the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery, to our student interns, who have gone on to careers in the arts and beyond, there are many ways to become a part of the gallery.

 

Pattern made of decorative square icons based on an architectural detail in the Flagg Building

 

“The continuing evolution of the [Luther W. Brady Art] Gallery in making a very strong statement and a window to Washington not only to the students of George Washington University but also to the public in Washington in general”

- Luther W. Brady, M.D.