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25 Feb 2021

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Gallery's West Wing Closed

Please note that the Gallery's West wing is closed for planned refurbishment. The Perseus series has been taken off display while refurbishment takes place. But, come and see 'From the Renaissance to the Present Day' in the East Wing.