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A sepia-toned photograph depicts a framed artwork, titled "Manequim, 1924," attributed to Lasar Segall, displayed on a plain white wall within the Lasar Segall Museum in São Paulo, Brazil. The artwork itself is a charcoal or dark pencil drawing on light paper, featuring a stylized, abstracted human figure. The figure, possibly a 'mannequin,' is rendered with bold, expressionistic strokes, exhibiting an elongated head, a defined nose, and an eye on the left side of its face. It holds two long, thin objects resembling canes or sticks that extend diagonally outwards from its lower body. Inscriptions are visible at the bottom of the drawing: "Blindes Kind" on the left and a signature, "Lasar Segall," on the right. The drawing is enclosed in a thick, dark brown or black wooden frame with a wide white mat board. A protective glass sheet covers the drawing, showing multiple reflections from overhead light sources. A small white informational plaque is affixed to the wall below the frame, detailing the artwork's title, year, medium ("Desenho sobre papel"), collection ("Coleção Bruno e Rosa Segal"), and current location ("Museu Lasar Segall - Ibram/MinC"). Faint reflections of other framed artworks are discernible in the background, suggesting an art gallery environment.
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