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A detailed, upward-angled view captures a weathered bas-relief sculpture depicting the upper torso and head of a nude, lean human figure, likely female. The figure's head is tilted sharply upward with eyes closed or heavily lidded, and the mouth slightly agape, conveying an expression of intense emotion. Textured, flowing hair frames the face. The bare chest reveals prominent breasts and an exposed rib cage, with arms outstretched laterally, though only the upper portions are visible. The sculpture is rendered in a light-colored, rough-textured material, consistent with concrete or cast stone, exhibiting minor surface cracks and some dark biological staining, particularly near the figure's left armpit. This specific relief is a detail of the "Massada" sculpture by Yitzhak Danziger (1950), located on the exterior wall of the Habima National Theatre in Habima Square, Tel Aviv, Israel.
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