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This image displays a framed print, likely part of an exhibition within the city of São Paulo, Brazil, mounted on a vibrant, matte orange-red wall. The print itself is on off-white paper, enclosed within a clear acrylic frame secured by four visible brass-toned screws, one in each corner. The central subject of the print is a black-and-white illustration executed in a detailed cross-hatching style. It depicts a caricatured figure resembling a toy soldier, complete with a prominent tricorn hat and an ornate military jacket with epaulets, riding a startled-looking horse. Both figures are rendered with expressive, whimsical features. They are positioned atop a stylized, scroll-like or cloud-like base. Above the illustration, in bold black sans-serif typeface, the text reads: "FAÇA HUMOR NÃO FAÇA A GUERRA" (Portuguese for "Make Humor, Don't Make War"). Below the illustration, within the stylized base, the text "SEGUNDA 9 HORAS" (Portuguese for "Monday 9 O'Clock") is presented in a flowing script. Beneath this, a circular, multi-ringed logo is displayed, followed by the text "REDE GLOBO," identifying a major Brazilian television network. Small concentric circles are visible below the network name, likely part of the overall design. Reflections from ambient light are visible on the clear acrylic frame, particularly along the top edge and near the screws.
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