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The Wallace Collection is a renowned art museum in London, founded by the 4th Marquess of Hertford and later expanded by his nephew Richard, 7th Duke of Bedford, who bequeathed the collection to the British nation in 1897. It is important for its extensive display of French 18th-century art, fine furniture, and Old Master paintings.
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