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EinFritz: Added to locations category

2013-10-02T08:37:33Z

Added to locations category

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	[[Category:Discworld culture]]		[[Category:Discworld culture]]
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	[[de:Königliches Kunstmuseum]]		[[de:Königliches Kunstmuseum]]

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2013-02-05T20:35:03Z

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	* ''The Goddess [[Anoia]] Arising From the Cutlery''		* ''The Goddess [[Anoia]] Arising From the Cutlery''
	* Daniellarina Pouter's ''Freedom!'' (a tall wooden stake with a nail protruding from it at head-height. Would sell for $AM30,000, incidentally)		* Daniellarina Pouter's ''Freedom!'' (a tall wooden stake with a nail protruding from it at head-height. Would sell for $AM30,000, incidentally)
	* [[William Pouter]]'s more conventional ~~portarit~~ of the city ruler, ''Man With Dog''.		* [[William Pouter]]'s more conventional portrait of the city ruler, ''Man With Dog''.
	*Sir Robert Cuspidor's ''Wagon Stuck in River''		*Sir Robert Cuspidor's ''Wagon Stuck in River''
	*Mauvaise's sculpture ''Man with Big Figleaf''		*Mauvaise's sculpture ''Man with Big Figleaf''

Anonymous: /* Works on display include:- */

2013-02-05T20:25:34Z

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	*Caravati's ''Three Large Pink Women and One Piece of Gauze''		*Caravati's ''Three Large Pink Women and One Piece of Gauze''
	* ''The Goddess [[Anoia]] Arising From the Cutlery''		* ''The Goddess [[Anoia]] Arising From the Cutlery''
	* Daniellarina Pouter's ''Freedom!'' (a tall wooden stake with a nail protruding from it at head-height. ~~On sale~~ for $AM30,000, incidentally)		* Daniellarina Pouter's ''Freedom!'' (a tall wooden stake with a nail protruding from it at head-height. Would sell for $AM30,000, incidentally)
	* [[William Pouter]]'s more conventional portarit of the city ruler, ''Man With Dog''.		* [[William Pouter]]'s more conventional portarit of the city ruler, ''Man With Dog''.
	*Sir Robert Cuspidor's ''Wagon Stuck in River''		*Sir Robert Cuspidor's ''Wagon Stuck in River''

Anonymous at 20:17, 5 February 2013

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	This [[Ankh-Morpork]] establishment, on [[Broadway]], has featured in two Discworld novels. and had a cameo role in a third.		This [[Ankh-Morpork]] establishment, on [[Broadway]], has featured in two Discworld novels and had a cameo role in a third.

	In {{TOT}}, it becomes a battleground between the [[Auditors]] and [[Susan Sto Helit]].		In {{TOT}}, it becomes a battleground between the [[Auditors]] and [[Susan Sto Helit]].

Osiris: 1 revision: Discworld import 2

2012-09-24T00:10:58Z

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Rene: /* Works on display include:- */

2009-08-14T14:14:36Z

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This [[Ankh-Morpork]] establishment, on [[Broadway]], has featured in two Discworld novels. and had a cameo role in a third.

In {{TOT}}, it becomes a battleground between the [[Auditors]] and [[Susan Sto Helit]].

In {{T!}}, it is central to the puzzle of why the deep-down Dwarves are excavating mines under the city, but in the manner of a good clue, this is not realised until quite late on in the story.

In {{MM}}, a minor background detail for those who are paying attention is the reported theft of [[William Pouter]]'s portrait of [[Vetinari]], ''[[Man With Dog]]''. Otherwise the art gallery is only referred to in passing.

The establishment is curated by Sir [[Reynold Stitched]], and we also learn the resident caretaker/security man is called Old John, who lives with his family up in the attic. (Presumably, when [[Myria LeJean|Unity]] invites Susan to pull up a small human and sit down, the human family frozen in time are Old John and his dependents). The security system of the Art Gallery consists of Old John plus the [[Gargoyles]] who stand watch over the main entrances. This is evidently not enough: [[Lobsang Ludd]] remarked to Susan that the [[Thieves' Guild]] had shown him five ways of getting into the place undetected, and that was only from the ''back'' of the building.

After the unfortunate business with [[Daniellarina Pouter]] and her seminal work '''''Don't Talk To Me About Mondays''''', the Gallery doesn't do all that many modern art exhibitions - it has discovered that the Patrician also has Views about modern art. Although he nailed her ear to that wooden post '''''most''''' graciousleah.

==Works on display include:-==

*Caravati's ''Three Large Pink Women and One Piece of Gauze''
* ''The Goddess [[Anoia]] Arising From the Cutlery''
* Daniellarina Pouter's ''Freedom!'' (a tall wooden stake with a nail protruding from it at head-height. On sale for $AM30,000, incidentally)
* [[William Pouter]]'s more conventional portarit of the city ruler, ''Man With Dog''.
*Sir Robert Cuspidor's ''Wagon Stuck in River''
*Mauvaise's sculpture ''Man with Big Figleaf''
* Lots of pictures of women, with very few clothes on, posing by an Urn.
* Lots of pictures of women, with very few clothes on, draped in small amounts of filmy gauze.
*[[Methodia Rascal]]'s ''The Battle of Koom Valley''
*Blitz's ''The Battle of Ar-Gash''

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