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Learn more about the permanent collection installations at the Gallery. Plan your visit to the National Gallery with these maps of must-see works in What to See in an Hour? West Building (PDF), What to See in an Hour? West Building Sculpture (PDF), and What to See in an Hour? East Building (PDF).
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