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An architectural drawing, identified as "PROPIEDAD DEL BANCO CENTRAL" (Property of the Central Bank) and depicting the "PUERTA DE BRONCE DE LA ENTRADA PRINCIPAL" (Bronze Door of the Main Entrance), is displayed vertically within a clear, rectangular acrylic or glass frame. The drawing, rendered on light brown, aged paper, features a detailed front elevation ("FRENTE") of a large, double-leaf door with ornate panels. Each door leaf contains three vertical panels; the top and bottom panels are square with intricate floral or geometric patterns, while the middle panels are rectangular and feature decorative door knockers resembling shields with stylized Fleur-de-lis designs. To the right, a cross-section ("CORTE") illustrates the door's depth and relief, with a numerical annotation "6.30" likely denoting height in meters. The scale is indicated at the bottom as "ESCALA DE 0,05 p/m". The framed drawing is positioned on a light-colored, reflective surface, likely a museum pedestal or display table. To the left, a portion of a translucent, light green display panel or partition is visible. In the background, to the right, a second illuminated display case showcases a smaller, light brown artifact, possibly a document or banknote. The overall environment suggests an indoor exhibition space, consistent with a museum. No individuals are present. This exhibit is located in the city of Santiago, Chile, likely within the Museo Numismático del Banco Central de Chile (Numismatic Museum of the Central Bank of Chile), situated at Agustinas 1180.
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