Museum · The Headrow
Leeds Art Gallery
The Headrow, Leeds LS1 3AA
The city's public art gallery on The Headrow, opened in 1888 and linked to the Henry Moore Institute next door. It holds one of the strongest collections of twentieth-century British art and sculpture outside London, alongside Victorian paintings and works on paper.
Permanent exhibitions
- Twentieth-century British art, including works by Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth
- Leeds Sculpture Collections
- Victorian and Edwardian paintings
- Antony Gormley and other works in the entrance hall
- Archive Gallery with displays from the Archive of Sculptors' Papers
