Hall of fame seen from a northerly direction in 1893, 1893 Canvas Print
In the middle of the gallery, various plaster casts have been set up, including a cast of Victoria, the statue that crowns the façade, made by the sculptor Francois Vermeylen. Hall of fame with adjoining cabinets, seen from the south. The decoration pattern as designed by Cuypers is not yet fully elaborated here. The paintings of Georg Sturm in the arched fields above the cabinets have not yet been applied. The open keystones of the vaults 'bring in a sparse light, so that the lighting of the four lateral halls on each side of the gallery and the Rembrandt room shines more powerfully' (De Stuers p.34) Cuypers used a combination of stone vaults and columns with wrought iron beams for the construction. In the decoration of the beams, assembled from drawn and forged iron, the construction is taken as a starting point. 'Flanges and rivets' are part of the decoration pattern. Granito floor with mosaic, for pattern see De Stuers afb. 12 fig B. The difference in level between the gallery and the cabinets is leveled in 1925.
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