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long gallery

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long gallery
A gallery in the upper stories of an Elizabethan or Jacobean manor house; often used as a promenade or family room.


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In Australia, anthropologists recently discovered, a long gallery of aboriginal art beneath a shaded rock shelf with depictions of the hunt, men and women and native animals.
CAPTION(S): Splendour: (Clockwise form top left) Visitors enjoy a stroll in the new garden, the Long Gallery and the Great Hall.
A medieval tower and dungeon and 18th-century servants'' hall, 17th-century Long Gallery and grand 18th-century state apartments, with elaborate plasterwork, tapestries and portraits.
 
 
 
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