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Frantzeskaki Collection

Coordinates: 35°22′15.5″N 24°28′26.7″E / 35.370972°N 24.474083°E

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The Frantzeskaki Collection is a folk art collection by Eleni Frantzeskaki housed in a building opposite the Municipal Gallery "L.Kanakakis" in Rethymno, Crete, Greece.

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