peanut gallery
In the nineteenth century, the cheap seats at the back of a theatre or in the upper balcony.
gallery
/ˈɡæləɹi/
noun 5verb 1name 1
Collocations
14(noun.) for art
ADJ
art, exhibition, picture, portrait | commercial, private, public
national
The national gallery in the capital city attracts thousands of visitors every week.
VERB + GALLERY
go to, visit
GALLERY + VERB
exhibit sth, show sth
The museum gallery displayed a collection of photographs from the 1950s.
specialize in sth
The art gallery specializes in paintings from the nineteenth century.
close, open
GALLERY + NOUN
space
The museum recently opened a beautiful new gallery space dedicated to contemporary art.
PREP
at a/the ~
We spent the afternoon at a modern art gallery in the city center.
in a/the ~
The art students spent the afternoon sketching paintings in a gallery downtown.
(noun.) in a hall
ADJ
long, wide | first-floor, upper
public
Visitors lined up outside the public gallery to watch the important trial proceedings.
PREP
in a/the ~
We walked in a modern gallery admiring paintings from different countries.
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