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The inside of the Solomon R Guggenheim museum in Manhattan. Taken from the large open area on the ground floor, you can see the museum's unique design as the floor slowly ramps up around the edge of the museum, creating many levels for people to walk through.

The work "Sphinx Grin Two" by John Chamberlain can be seen in the foreground.
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