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How is the Ancient House described in the novel, We?
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Maintained as a "prehistoric site," part of a State-run museum, the reddish Ancient House is a multi-storied, gaudy explosion of avant-garde wall treatments, heavy furniture, and curious artwork—like an ugly bust of the Russian poet Pushkin—that make the Ancient House the polar opposite of austere, transparent modern architecture and furnishings.
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