The collection of the "National Art Gallery" allows you to approach Venezuelan art from pre-Columbian times to the present day. With more than 6,000 works in total, it brings together works by artists that are unavoidable in the history of Venezuelan art such as Juan Pedro López, Juan Lovera, Cristóbal Rojas, Arturo Michelena, Antonio Herrera Toro, Emilio Boggio, Camile Pissarro, Armando Reverón, Manuel Cabré, Bárbaro Rivas, Mario Abreu, Francisco Hung, Jacobo Borges, Alirio Palacios, Gego, Jesús Soto, Carlos Cruz Diez, Alejandro Otero, among others. The GAN collection includes major works such as Miranda in La Carraca (Arturo Michelena, 1896), Self-portrait with red hat (Cristóbal Rojas, 1887), Maja - Woman lying down (Armando Reverón, circa 1937), Los Comisarios (Héctor Poleo, 1942), Espiral (Jesús Soto, 1954), Fisicromía no 222 (Carlos Cruz Diez, 1966) or The coronation of Napoleon (Jacobo Borges, 1963), among many other pieces. With an exceptional collection, an institution that had been formed in the twentieth century with a view to the twenty-first century, and a building in tune with the times, the "National Art Gallery" is invaluable for the Venezuelan heritage.