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The National Gallery of Armenia is the largest fine arts museum in Armenia and home to the most comprehensive collection of Armenian art in the world.

Founded in 1921, the Gallery preserves more than 42,000 works of Armenian and international fine art and decorative-applied arts. Its collections include masterpieces by world-renowned artists such as Hovhannes Aivazovsky, Vardges Sureniants, Arshile Gorky, Marc Chagall, Wassily Kandinsky, Donatello, Tintoretto, and many others. The Gallery also preservs unique fragments of medieval Armenian church frescoes from Armenia and Armenian cultural centers abroad, including Aruch, Lmbatavank, Tatev, Haghpat, Ani, Talin, Akhtala, Kobayr, Meghri, and Crimea. In addition, it houses an exceptional archive of approximately 200,000 items, including photographs, notebooks, letters, articles, personal belongings, and documentary materials related to prominent Armenian and international artists and significant cultural events.

Today, the National Gallery of Armenia is the only museum in the region distinguished by the breadth and scale of its collection of world fine art. It serves as a key center for national cultural memory, creative thought, and artistic values, contributing to the international recognition of Armenian art and fostering intercultural dialogue while strengthening Armenia’s place on the global cultural map.

The National Gallery of Armenia is housed on eight floors of a building recognized as a monument of national significance and operates 14 branches in Yerevan and across the regions of Armenia.

Drawing upon international best practices and adapting its activities to the standards of the contemporary museum, the Gallery continues the mission initiated more than a century ago: preserving, studying, and transmitting Armenia’s spiritual and cultural heritage to future generations.

The collections of the National Gallery of Armenia represent an immense intellectual, emotional, and cultural resource, offering both Armenian and international visitors the opportunity to discover and engage with the treasures of Armenian and world art.

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Universal fit with cooling, improved coverage and better battery life

On sale from 29 July 2026, pre-orders open now

It's £339.99 (about $459 / AU$655)

We really rate the Shark CryoGlow LED face mask, giving it four and a half stars out of five in our Shark CryoGlow review . Our only real niggle was the relatively short battery life, so we're pleased to see a newer version with more stamina and even better facial coverage. Say hello to the Shark CryoGlow Plus, which promises to deliver everything we liked about the original with some important improvements.

As before, the CryoGlow Plus uses three kinds of LED light: blue, red and deep infra-red. Coverage has been improved 120% around the crows' feet area in this new model and it's more energy efficient too.

(Image credit: Shark Beauty) Shark CryoGlow Pro: key features and price

The CryoGlow Plus has Shark's InstaChill Cold technology, which provides two active cooling points to help soothe the under-eye area. The mask's Under-Eye Revive Mode has three cooling levels and you can use it solo or alongside any of the LED modes.

There are three LED modes: Better Ageing Mode, which is a six-minute treatment using red and deep infra-red light; Blemish Repair Mode, which is an eight-minute, three-phase routine using blue and deep infra-red before finishing with red LED light; and Skin Sustain Mode, which is a four-minute maintenance treatment using red, blue and deep infra-red.

In our time with the original CryoGlow we were impressed by its performance, with the important caveat that your mileage may vary because everybody's skin is different. We particularly liked the InstaChill feature, which really did de-puff the under-eye area. Provided you keep up your use of the mask, we found it to be the best alternative to regular, professional skincare treatment.

The CryoGlow Plus is only marginally more expensive than its predecessor: that had a list price of $349 / £299 / AU$699, while the CryoGlow Plus is £339 in the UK. US and Australian prices haven't been announced yet but that's about $459 / AU$655 before taxes and tariffs.

The CryoGlow Plus officially launches on 29 July but you can pre-order from SharkNinja.co.uk and John Lewis now. It'll be available in two shades, Pastel Berry and Pastel Dusk.

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Following its launch in Europe last month, Lenovo has released the Tab Plus 2 in the US.

It features a 12.1-inch 2.5K LCD panel and nine JBL-tuned speakers with support for Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res Audio.

More interestingly, the speaker can also be used as a standalone Bluetooth speaker by pairing it with your other devices.

Customers today have plenty of options for great Android tablets , and we’re regularly including Lenovo among the brands making that list. The company announced the Tab Plus Gen 2 roughly a month ago , though its availability has been limited to Europe. That’s changing now, with Lenovo officially releasing the midrange tablet for US and Canadian customers.

Among the key highlights of this tablet are its uniquely designed kickstand and the (giant) JBL-branded nine-speaker system with support for Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res Audio. You can also use the tablet as a dedicated Bluetooth speaker, which is potentially one of its best party tricks.