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The glass and granite National Gallery of Canada with its glass pavilion, and Louise Bourgeois's bronze spider Maman on the plaza in front.
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National Gallery of Canada

The National Gallery of Canada is the country's national art museum, founded in 1880. Since 1988 it has occupied a glass and granite building by Moshe Safdie on Sussex Drive in Ottawa, facing Parliament Hill. The collection of more than 93,000 works covers Canadian, Indigenous, European, American and Asian art, and Louise Bourgeois's spider sculpture Maman stands outside.

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