Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is a major art museum and cultural attraction in Glasgow, Scotland, renowned for its diverse collections of fine art, natural history, and historical artifacts housed in a grand Victorian building.

Aliases (1)

Glasgow Museums ×1

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	art museum → listed building → museum → tourist attraction →
architecturalStyle	Spanish Baroque → Victorian →
category	Art museums and galleries in Glasgow → Natural history museums in Scotland → Tourist attractions in Glasgow →
country	Scotland → United Kingdom →
designedBy	E. J. Milner Allen → Sir John W. Simpson →
hasCollection	Ancient Egyptian artifacts → European art → Scottish history artifacts → arms and armour → decorative arts → fine art → natural history →
hasExhibitionType	permanent exhibitions → temporary exhibitions →
hasFeature	grand central hall → pipe organ → red sandstone façade → twin towers →
hasFunction	cultural venue → education → public museum →
heritageDesignation	Category A listed building →
locatedInArea	Kelvingrove Park → West End of Glasgow →
location	Glasgow →
nearby	River Kelvin → University of Glasgow →
notableWorkOnDisplay	Christ of Saint John of the Cross → Sir Roger the Asian elephant → The Floating Heads installation →
numberOfGalleries	22 →
opened	1901 →
operatedBy	Glasgow Life →
ownedBy	Glasgow City Council →
publicTransitAccess	Exhibition Centre railway station → Kelvinhall subway station →
reopenedAfterRefurbishment	2006 →
significantEvent	major refurbishment from 2003 to 2006 →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Glasgow → Glasgow →	hasMuseum
Christ of Saint John of the Cross ("Glasgow Museums") →	collection
Central Scotland →	hasCulturalAttraction
Glasgow City →	hasCulturalInstitution
Kelvinhall subway station →	hasNearbyAttraction
Christ of Saint John of the Cross →	location