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The first floor of the National Gallery, London, as of January 2006.

Made by User:Ham. Sources: Making an Entrance at the National Gallery (article in Apollo art journal, Sept 2005), The Buildings of England: London 6 Westminster by Simon Bradley & Nikolaus Pevsner, Google Earth.

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current	21:05, 20 January 2006	744×592 (19 KB)	Ham	(Made by User:Ham. Sources: ''Making an Entrance at the National Gallery'' (article in ''Apollo'' art journal, Sept 2005), ''The Buildings of England: London 6 Westminster'' by Simon Bradley & Nikolaus Pevsner, Google Earth.)