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Description	English: The main entrance to the Palace of Assembly, Chandigarh Capitol Complex. Designed by Le Corbusier. He painted the things he observed; the upper half of the gate shows the direction and movement of the Sun.
Date	4 September 2016
Source	Own work
Author	Lillottama

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