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English: Nautilus, National Gallery of Victoria https://www.monumentaustralia.org.au/themes/people/architecture/display/32498-sir-roy-grounds The sign reads:"NAUTILUS" the fountain representing the source of water for the moat commemorates the name of ROY BURMAN GROUNDS, Kt., 1905 - 1981 Architect for the Victorian Arts Centre National Gallery of Victoria - August 1968 Melbourne Concert Hall - November 1982 The Theatres - October 1984 |
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| Author | Shkuru Afshar |
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