The National Gallery's curator Andrew Robison is responsible for deciding what artwork goes into the museum's emergency box. The box contains small reproductions of works by famous artists like Canaletto, Rembrandt, Winslow Homer, Edvard Munch, John Marin, Peter Paul Rubens, Hans Bol, and James McNeill Whistler that could be used to educate the public if the original paintings could not be displayed.

1. Curator Andrew Robison decides what goes
into National Gallery's emergency box
by Ned Martel, Washington Post

2. Canaletto

3. Andrew Robison, Curator

4. John
Currin

5. Peter Paul Rubens' "Pan"

6. Peter Paul
Rubens

7. Hans Bol's "Winter Landscape with Skaters"

8. Edvard Munch

9. Rembrandt

10. Winslow
Homer

11. John Marin

12. James McNeill Whistler's "Beach Scene"

13. The End