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Friday, 5 March, 2004, 12:34 GMT
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In pictures: Royal Academy galleries
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A series of newly-restored galleries at the Royal Academy of Arts in London were opened by Prince Charles on Friday.
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The 18th Century rooms have been refurbished with a £3m donation from Reading FC chairman John Madejski.
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Previously closed to the public, the galleries have been renamed the John Madejski Fine Rooms.
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Featuring neo-Palladian architecture, they have cost £6m and taken four years to restore.
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The rooms will be open to the public from 13 March, featuring works by Turner, Constable, Reynolds and Hockney.
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Highlights include an Edgar Degas bronze sculpture of a young ballet dancer loaned by Mr Madejski.
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