The British national gallery veronese never outreach paintings

Famous Italian Renaissance painter Paul zakaria, Veronese (Paolo Caliari Veronese) painting, an unprecedented exhibition in the United Kingdom.
Veronese's famous painting "the st George's martyrdom" (c. 1565) had been kept in a church in Italy verona, never been on public display or checked out display.

This famous painting is the British national gallery called "brilliant Renaissance Venetian painting, veronese exhibition" part of it."St George's martyrdom" only leave verona this church was in 1797, it was napoleon's army swept to Paris, but returned in 1815.
The top works

On Wednesday (19) the opening of the exhibition display veronese 50 paintings, many exhibitors from across Europe and the United States to London.
National art museum curator Xavier, Solomon (Xavier Salomon) said, "st George's martyrdom" is the top works in this exhibition.
This, he says, is the national gallery to host this exhibition participation in it is the best one, thought it impossible to borrow at the beginning of this famous painting, but then was a success.
In this painting, at 4.3 meters tall center is surrounded by a crowd of st George, he refused to worship the pagan idols, is raised his eyes looking up at the sky.
In veronese Oil Painting Reproductions Paul zakaria, born in 1528, died in 1588, is one of the most famous painter in the 16th century Venetian school, and Titian (Titian) and Tintoretto (Tintoretto).