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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 20 (February 1, 1851) (1851)

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g—Stationery room and Assistant Messen- the business part of the building are divided of the National Gallery by architraves and building is erected, viz., 500X363 feet, and ger. by wide passages of 16 feet, running longitu- be surrounded by a handsome ornamented iron friezes ; cutting through the… … @ portico of 16 columns, octastyle arrangement, the material so as to make the subordinate depth of the pilasters has also tended to take —the columns, entablature, and pediment be- away from the building @ portion of its bold- parts superior in finish to the principal, and ses accompanied by…

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