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Edmonton Art Gallery, 2007

Exterior photograph of the Edmonton Art Gallery taken in 2007.

Exterior photograph of the Edmonton Art Gallery taken in 2007.

The Edmonton Art Gallery, an important cultural institution, was photographed in 2007. Its exterior design reflects its role in the city's artistic landscape.

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Edmonton Art Gallery

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Downtown

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Edmonton Historical Board

CatalogEHB-202-2007

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