Take One Picture: An exhibition of work by primary schools inspired by Rubens's 'A View of Het Steen in the Early Morning'

Since 1995 the National Gallery has invited primary schools from across the UK to use paintings in the classroom as a focus for cross-curricular teaching and learning. Hundreds of schools have taken up this challenge and many of these submit work to the annual Take One Picture exhibition.

This year's exhibition shows some of this work and shares creative ways of responding to the featured National Gallery painting, 'An Autumn Landscape with a View of Het Steen in the Early Morning' by Peter Paul Rubens. Made in 1691, this panoramic landscape depicts Rubens's country home at Elewijt, in an area of natural beauty between Brussels and Antwerp. It was here that he spent the last years of his life.

The schools represented in this exhibition are:

• Castlecroft Primary School, Wolverhampton
  
• Enborne CE Primary School, Newbury
  
• Esher Church School, Surrey
  
• Maun Infant & Nursery School, New Ollerton, Nottinghamshire
  
• Ruskin Junior School, Swindon
  
• St Mary’s CE VC Primary School, Bridport, Dorset
  
• St Nicholas CE Primary School, Radstock, Bath
  
• Southam Primary School, Warwickshire
  
• Takeley Primary School, Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
  
• Wheeler Primary School, Hull