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New Gallery Regent Street NWC01_01_2102
NEW GALLERY, REGENT STREET, City of Westminster, Greater London. The auditorium in the New Gallery, showing the ceiling dome, viewed from the front of the stalls.
The New Gallery was built as an art gallery in the late 19th century. The building was converted into a restaurant in 1910 and subsequently a cinema in 1913, to the plans of William Woodward & Sons. The cinema was altered in 1925 to the plans of Nicholas & Dixon-Spain. The New Gallery Cinema operated until 1953. The building was used as a church until the 1990s. It was later used for retail
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Art Gallery Ceiling Cinema Dome Interior Theatre Victorian Rooflight
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This print captures the grandeur of the New Gallery in Regent Street, City of Westminster, Greater London. The focal point of this image is the magnificent ceiling dome, which takes center stage in the auditorium when viewed from the front stalls. Originally constructed as an art gallery during the late 19th century, this architectural gem underwent several transformations throughout its history. In 1910, it was converted into a restaurant before being repurposed as a cinema in 1913 by William Woodward & Sons. The cinema underwent further alterations in 1925 under Nicholas & Dixon-Spain's plans. The New Gallery Cinema operated until 1953, providing countless moviegoers with unforgettable cinematic experiences within these hallowed walls. Subsequently used as a church for several decades until the 1990s, this historic building later found new life serving various retail purposes. Stepping back in time through this photograph allows us to appreciate not only its stunning Victorian architecture but also its significant role in both arts and culture. The intricate laylight and rooflight designs add an extra layer of elegance to an already breathtaking interior. Norman Walley's skillful capture immortalizes this momentous structure that has witnessed countless stories unfold within its walls over more than a century. It serves as a reminder of our rich heritage and reminds us to cherish these architectural treasures that contribute so greatly to our cultural landscape.
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