Behind-the-scenes at Kelvingrove

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum will open to the public on 11 July after a £27.9m refurbishment

It is hoped the refurbishment work will lead to an extra 600,000 visitors walking through the Main Hall

Dali's painting Christ of St John of The Cross returns from the St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art

One of the most popular exhibits - Sir Roger the Elephant - returns

The Kelvingrove Spitfire, originally built in September 1944, was part of the acclaimed 602 (City of Glasgow) Squadron

Expression by Sophie Cave

Giant Irish Deer in the Creatures of the Past exhibit in the west wing

The Conflict and Consequence Gallery in the west wing explores how we keep inventing new ways of killing people

Ladies Luncheon Room in Mackintosh and the Glasgow style in the east wing

Granite sarcophagus of Pabasa in the Ancient Egypt exhibition in the west wing

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