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What kinds of art are displayed at the National Gallery of Victoria?
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The National Gallery of Victoria, located in Melbourne, Victoria, houses a diverse range of collections that span various regions and historical periods.
The gallery's holdings include:
- International Art: The original facility, designed by Sir Roy Grounds, is dedicated to the museum's international art collections.1
- Australian Art: The gallery maintains an extensive collection of Australian art, which is housed nearby at the Ian Potter Gallery.1
- Global Collections: Overall, the institution features works of art from Europe, Asia, and Australia, representing all periods of history.1
The museum itself is recognized as a major art museum and features a notable Great Hall with a stained-glass ceiling created by the Melbourne artist Leonard French.1