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Where exactly does the name "National Museum of Fine Arts" come from? The English version of the museum website refers to itself as "Nationalmuseum". Is this a title made up by a Wikipedian or merely an older name of the museum?
It seems that the name "National Museum of Fine Arts" is used on the museum's WebArt search engine, while the name Nationalmuseum is used on the rest of the English version of the website. The article should probobly be moved to Nationalmuseum since that seems to be the official English translation of the museum. /Slarre15:30, 23 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]