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Paintings and sculptures were brought together in the early years of the 20th century and formed the core of the Fine Arts Collection within the National Museum by 1922.
Subsequently, individuals and organisations made important donations and bequests to the collection, in addition to acquisitions made throughout the years.
The highlight of the 19th century collection is a watercolour by J. M. W. Turner of the Grand Harbour.
A number of Old Master works, including as drawings by Pietro Perugino ( 1450 – 1523 ), Vittore Carpaccio ( 1465 – 1526 ) and Mattia Preti ( 1613 – 1699 ), may be viewed under controlled lighting.

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