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The name of the gallery is Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, as it was the imperial palace during the 19th century.
I've been trying to use the web services of the vatican and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II to get some more information about the place. However, I haven't been successful. I'm using this application:
What I want to do is getting the list of the people involved in the museum. But I can't seem to find any list in a web service or in a document.
Any help would be appreciated.
Best regards
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To access the site, simply go to the following URL (which can also be found on the Web page "Is the museum open to the public?").
The search form will appear.
Enter the name of the institution/building/part of the building you wish to visit:
in English: Museo Capitolino
in Italian: Museo Capitolino
Enter "atrium".
and click search.
You will get a list of people associated to that part of the museum.
If you click on the name, you will be taken to a page that shows more info.
In this case, I did get to see the logbook of the Museo Capitolino, so it's a workable solution.
Since this is a public museum, the list of people associated to it is public.
Also, if you want to know more about the people, go to the "Musei Capitolini", "Visite" section of their page and read the info on the first two people.
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