Gallery . ( En b. LAT. ( galilaea , portico, Atrium). 1. f. long and spacious, with many Windows, or sustained piece by columns or pillars, which used to take a walk or to put in her paintings, ornaments and other objects. 2. f. corridor discovered or stained glass, which gives light to the Interior of the houses pieces. 3. f. collection of paintings. 4. f. study of a professional photographer. 5. f. road underground in the mines for rest, ventilation, communication, and drainage. 6. f. way in other underground works. 7. f. paradise of the theatre. 8. f. public who go to the paradise of the theatres. 9. f. set of viewers or listeners of popular character, who tend to express their views openly. 10. f. frame that is placed at the top of a door or balconies to hang curtains on him. 11. f. ornamental openwork or small columns which is placed in the top of a piece of furniture. 12. f. establishment dedicated to the exhibition and sale of works of art. 13. f. Mar. Space from stern to bow in the middle of the deck. 14. f. Mar. Each one of the balconies of the stern of the ship. 15. f. Mil. Narrow, underground road built a fortification to facilitate the attack or defence. 16. f. Mil. Road side defended by diving to the floor timbers and roofed with tables covered with little combustible materials built on ground exposed to the shots of a square, to get close to your m uralla. 17. f. pl. Store or warehouse of some importance. 18. f. pl. Internal passage with several commercial establishments. Gallery cover. 1. f. construction due to the primitive man, sort of corridor formed by large stones and with a roof of stone. Gallery of art. 1. f. commercial establishment where they are exposed and sold paintings, sculptures and other art objects.