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The image details museum area layouts for two different periods, 1950 and now; in 1950: Courtyard section includes a Café, Temporary Exhibition, and Bookshop on the left, Early European Art, Middle European Art, and Australia Art on the right, with Sculpture in the middle near the Entrance; in the current layout: left section includes Children art school, Toilet, Temporary Exhibition, and Bookshop, right section includes Australian Art, Early European Art, Middle European Art, and Asian Art, with Sculpture and Australian Aboriginal Art in the middle near the Entrance.
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The two maps illustrate the changes of Art Gallery in Australia between 1950 and present day. Overall, the gallery has been significantly modernized, with the courtyard replaced by indoor facilities and several functional spaces added.
As we can see, in 1950 the gallery featured a central courtyard located at the back of the building. However, this area has been transformed into Australia Aboriginal Aryt Section. On the left side, new facilities such as Cafe, Toilets, and Children Art School have been introduced, although the cafe got smaller than before. Meanwhile, the right side of the buldings has also undergone changes, including the addition of an asian art section.
Despite this developments, the overall structure of the gallery remains similar, with the mains entrance still located at the front.
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