View images and read information about the different displays put together in Parliament
The bronze statue of Richard Coeur de Lion which stands in front of the House of Lords has been undergoing conservation this summer.
The only official portrait of former Prime Minister Tony Blair to be painted while he was in power is hung in Portcullis House.
A bronze bust of former Prime Minister, Sir John Major is on display in the Members' Lobby of the House of Commons
Antony Dufort's bronze statue of Baroness Thatcher was unveiled in February 2007, and is on display in Members’ Lobby in the House of Commons
A portrait of Neville Chamberlain by Sir William Orpen is on display in Portcullis House
A portrait of the Rt Hon Ian Paisley MP, painted by Mark Shields joins the Parliamentary Art Collection at the House of Commons.
A portrait of Kenneth Clarke commissioned by the Speaker’s Advisory Committee on Works of Art was unveiled in December 2007 in Portcullis House
Conservation work took place on the statue of Oliver Cromwell in 2008, completed in time for the 350th anniversary of Cromwell’s death
A portrait of the Rt Hon Michael Howard MP, painted by Richard Stone and commissioned by the Speaker's Advisory Committee on Works of Art joins the contemporary hang in Portcullis House from 11 June 2009.
Bust of former Liberal Party Leader, the Rt Hon Jeremy Thorpe, joins Parliamentary Art Collection
The Speakers Advisory Committee on Works of Art have commissioned photographer Amit Lennon to produce a series of photographic portraits of seven parliamentarians.
Busts of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Andrew Bonar Law and Neville Chamberlain are new additions to the House of Commons Works of Art Collection
Explore the Parliamentary art collection that is displayed throughout the buildings of the parliamentary estate.
Explore the history, building and collections of Parliament and the impact of Parliament on everyday lives over the centuries.
Visit the Parliamentary Archives online or in person to view historical records.
Parliament is developing a series of virtual tours. These tours use Flash Player.
Parliament is open to all UK residents. They can watch debates or book a tour of the Commons or Lords Chambers.
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