AP Historical Hard Drive 2008
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Robert Venturi, American architect, pictured in London in January 1986, recently named to build the controversial for London's National Gallery, the building which houses the great State art collection in Trafalgar Square. An earlier design, undertaken by a British firm of architects was abandoned by the Gallery trustees after Prince Charles, heir to the throne and a critic of much of modern architecture, had described their plan as a
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2008-07-01
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
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