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Description Die drei Ausstellungshallen der Hamburger Kunsthalle in Hamburg-Altstadt. In der Mitte der Altbau von Georg Theodor Schirrmacher und Hermann von der Hude, rechts der Anbau von Fritz Schumacher und links der Neubau von Oswald Mathias Ungers für die Galerie der Gegenwart.
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