Scottish National Gallery

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The gallery is home to Scotland's entire national collection of fine art, which includes works by Scottish and foreign artists from the early Renaissance to the turn of the 20th century. A public organization called National Galleries of Scotland, which also owns the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, is in charge of running the Scottish National Gallery. Visitors frequently mistake the Scottish National Gallery for the nearby Royal Scottish Academy Building (RSA), a different organization that collaborates closely with the Scottish National Gallery, due to their similar architectural features.

The Royal Institution for the Encouragement of the Fine Arts in Scotland, established in 1819, is where the national collection of Scotland had its start. In 1828, the Royal Institution building on The Mound was inaugurated, and it started to amass paintings. Dissatisfied with the Royal Institution's policies, a group of artists founded the Scottish Academy in 1826. In 1838, it changed its name to the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA). The creation of a national collection was one of the RSA's main objectives. It started to assemble a collection and, starting in 1835, rented out display space inside the Royal Institution structure.