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A light-colored, abstract sculpture, identified by an adjacent label as "Dois torsos inclinados, 1943" (Two inclined torsos, 1943), is centrally displayed on a flat, reddish-brown wooden surface, likely a pedestal or shelf. The sculpture, appearing to be made of plaster or a similar material, features rounded, organic forms suggesting multiple intertwined or overlapping torsos, with visible texture and slight discoloration. A rectangular white label with black text is positioned diagonally on the surface in front of the sculpture, partially obscuring the front right base. The background is a solid, dark reddish-brown wall, providing a stark contrast to the sculpture. Artificial lighting illuminates the scene, casting a shadow of the sculpture to its right. The scene depicts an art exhibit, consistent with the collection of the Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, located in the Luz neighborhood, São Paulo, Brazil.
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