ies the middle ; it is of a single flight, with a wide landing half-way, and seems a miniature of that of the senate hall at the Luxembourg. On the ground-floor are the sculptures and the curator’s apartments. On the first-floor, there is a large and beautiful room at the head of the stairs, then a… … Fig. 143. — Ground-plan of the Museum at Hamburg. works of art which they contain are but of secondary merit, but they are well arranged, and placed so as to be seen in the best possible manner. Those of greater importance are hung on hinges, which allow the light to be modified, and the position…
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