The Visitor Trends of a New Art Gallery from 1990 to 2001

The chart provides information on the number of visitors to a new art gallery from its opening in 1990 until 2001, as well as highlighting three significant events in the gallery's history. Overall, the number of visitors to the gallery increased steadily over the years, with a few notable fluctuations. The chart also shows that the estimated number of visitors closely matched the actual number in most years. In 1990, the gallery opened with approximately 100,000 visitors. Over the next few years, the number of visitors steadily increased, reaching a peak of around 200,000 in 1995. However, there was a significant drop in the number of visitors in 1996, which can be attributed to the first event mentioned in the chart - the closure of the gallery for renovations. After the renovations, the gallery reopened in 1997 and saw a gradual increase in the number of visitors. The second event mentioned in the chart - a special exhibition in 1999 - resulted in a spike in visitor numbers, with over 300,000 people visiting the gallery that year. In the final years covered by the chart, the number of visitors remained relatively stable, with around 250,000 visitors in 2000 and 2001. The third event mentioned in the chart - the introduction of a new permanent collection in 2001 - did not have a significant impact on visitor numbers. In conclusion, the chart illustrates the visitor trends of a new art gallery from 1990 to 2001. Despite a few fluctuations, the number of visitors generally increased over the years, with notable events such as renovations and special exhibitions influencing visitor numbers.