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| Description | Print from 1911 photograph of the interior of Leeds City Art Gallery, designed in 1886 by J.W. Thorp of Albion Street, Leeds, and completed in 1888. Showing the Queen's Gallery, which was re-named the Ziff Gallery. The frieze in this image was carved by John Wormald Appleyard; it is now lost. | ||||
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| Source | 1911 photograph reproduced in Leeds Art Gallery Calendar no.103 (1988) | ||||
| Author | Unknown author | ||||
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| Other versions | This is a cropped version of File:Queens Room, Leeds City Art Gallery 1911.jpg | ||||
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