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The Egyptian Hall in Piccadilly, London, was an exhibition hall built in the ancient Egyptian style in 1812, to the designs of Peter Frederick Robinson. The Hall was a considerable success, with exhibitions of artwork and of Napoleonic era relics. The hall was later used for popular entertainments and lectures, and developed an association with magic and spiritualism, becoming known as "England's Home of Mystery". In 1905, the building was demolished to make way for flats and offices.

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rdfs:label	القاعة المصرية (ar) Egyptian Hall (de) Egyptian Hall (en) Egyptian Hall (fr) エジプシャン・ホール (ja) Egyptian Hall (pt)
rdfs:comment	القاعة المصرية (بالإنجليزية: Egyptian Hall)‏ في بيكاديللي في لندن كانت قاعة عرض بنيت على الطراز المصري القديم في عام 1812م وقام بتصميمها بيتر فريدريك روبنسون. ولكن تم هدم القاعة في عام 1905م وهو الآن مقهى ستاربكس. (ar) The Egyptian Hall in Piccadilly, London, was an exhibition hall built in the ancient Egyptian style in 1812, to the designs of Peter Frederick Robinson. The Hall was a considerable success, with exhibitions of artwork and of Napoleonic era relics. The hall was later used for popular entertainments and lectures, and developed an association with magic and spiritualism, becoming known as "England's Home of Mystery". In 1905, the building was demolished to make way for flats and offices. (en) L'Egyptian Hall était une salle d'exposition située dans le quartier de Piccadilly, à Londres. Construite en 1812 dans un style « Égypte antique » sur les dessins de , le bâtiment est démoli en 1905 pour laisser la place à des immeubles d'appartements et de bureaux. Dès 1852, le voyageur et écrivain Albert Richard Smith y produit un spectacle consacré à son ascension du Mont-Blanc, immense succès commercial qui contribuera notablement à populariser le tourisme alpestre. La famille Maskelyne, la dernière à posséder la salle, créé en contrepartie le théâtre Saint-Georges. (fr) O Egyptian Hall em Piccadilly, Londres foi originalmente encomendado por para ser um museu e abrigar sua coleção particular (que incluía curiosidades trazidas dos Mares do Sul pelo Capitão Cook). Foi um dos primeiros edifícios da Inglaterra a ser influenciado pelo estilo Egito Antigo, inspirado pelo crescente conhecimento na Europa dos vários templos no rio Nilo, das Pirâmides e da Esfinge. Bullock usou o hall do edifício para encenar vários espetáculos, com os quais ganhava dinheiro na venda dos ingressos. O Hall foi concluído em 1812 ao custo de £16.000. O museu foi várias vezes chamado de Museu de Londres, Egyptian Hall ou Museu, ou Museu de Bullock. (pt) Die Egyptian Hall (dt.: Ägyptisches Herrenhaus) in Piccadilly, London wurde 1812 von dem Antiquar William Bullock für £ 16.000,- als Museum erbaut um seine Sammlung aufzunehmen, der Architekt war (1775–1847). (de) エジプシャン・ホール（Egyptian Hall）は、19世紀のイギリスに存在した建築物。設計者は。 1812年、探検家で元宝石商のによって建てられた。ロンドンの繁華街ピカデリーに「ロンドン・ミュージアム＆パンテリオン」として開館し、数年後にはエジプシャン・ホールという呼び名が定着した。外観は古代エジプトの神殿を思わせるつくりになっており、古代エジプト人の像（彫刻家による）やスカラベ、スフィンクスの紋章などもある。 1万5千点以上のもの（美術品など）が展示されていたが、余分なホールでは各種のショーが催されており、その内容はフリーク・ショーや絵画・珍発明の展示、ジオラマなどさまざまであった。奇術（ステージマジック）もよく演じられていた。具体的には、「ペッパーの幽霊」「スフィンクス」など（詳細はイリュージョン (奇術)を参照）。また演じたマジシャンは、、、などであり、マスケリンはエジプシャン・ホールのことをホーム・オブ・ミステリーと呼んでいた。は、1869年に1000日連続で公演を行ったという記録を残している。他に話題を呼んだものといえば、1816年1月から公開されたナポレオンの馬車、1820年6月から公開されたフランスの画家テオドール・ジェリコーの『メデューズ号の筏』、1844年にサーカス王P・T・バーナムが演じた『親指トム将軍』など。 (ja)
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