Palladian windows are distinctive architectural features characterized by their three-part design. The central section is a large, arched opening, while the two flanking parts are narrower and have square tops. This style, popular in 17th- and 18th-century England, draws inspiration from the work of Italian architect Andrea Palladio from the 16th century. The article focuses on a specific Palladian window that was originally part of a museum's western facade. It mentions how this window was removed during a major renovation to make way for an elevator to improve accessibility. The removal wa
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