The illustration demonstrates some important modifications which were underwent in an art gallery since 1950.
A marked feature witnessed in the pictures is the variation of the courtyard, which was converted into three distinct areas. Some additional art options had been constructed and the cafe also had its own toilet.
In 1950, the back of the gallery was situated by the courtyard which had been reconstructed to make space for other exhibitions. Those included children art lying on the left side, Australian art displaying on the right and the Aboriginal one covering the middle. Apart from those differences, on the west of the maps, the cafe stayed at the same place as it did in 1950 and reduced its size to make room for a toilet while the bookshop and temporary exhibition remained intact. The nearby sculpture was not witnessed any change, either. From the entrance to the east, the below complex which belonged to Australia artworks had been replaced by Asia one, whereas the Early European locating beyond the Middle one did not show any innovation and neither did the latter.