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Wall Decoration in Senate Parlor
February 2005
Upper wall decoration, before restoration, in the Senate Parlor of the Wisconsin State Capitol.
Assembly Parlor after Restoration
Assembly Parlor, in the Wisconsin State Capitol, after restoration.
Senate Parlor before Restoration
Senate Parlor, in the Wisconsin State Capitol before restoration.
Assembly Parlor
Assembly Parlor, in the Wisconsin State Capitol, off of the Assembly floor, is used for caucus meetings. It is trimmed in Circassian walnut paneling with mantels of Sienna yellow marble and a marbl...
Original Decoration in Wisconsin State Capitol
The art conservator Anton Rajer uncovered evidence that the Wisconsin State Capitol was originally richly embellished. This is one of three examples of original decoration.
Original Decoration in Wisconsin State Capitol
The art conservator Anton Rajer uncovered evidence that the Wisconsin State Capitol was originally richly embellished. This is one of three examples of original decoration.
