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Two framed artworks are displayed vertically against a light-colored wall in what appears to be an indoor setting, possibly a gallery or exhibition space in Mysuru, India. Natural light from an unseen window or skylight in the upper left illuminates the scene, casting reflections on the glass covers of the artworks. The top artwork features a vibrant glass painting depicting multiple stylized fish in an aquatic environment. Various fish, rendered in different colors and patterns, swim amidst green plant-like elements and small bubbles on a light blue-green background. The ornate gold frame has intricate carvings. A vertical black label on the right side of this artwork reads "GLASS WORK" in English and "ಗ್ಲಾಸ್ ಪೈಂಟ್" (Glass Paint) in Kannada. A smaller white label with unreadable Kannada text is also present in the bottom left corner. Below it, the second artwork showcases a highly decorative peacock, likely created using a textured or embossed technique on a dark maroon background. The peacock is predominantly silver or white, characterized by intricate, swirling, and curvilinear patterns that form its body and elaborate, fanned tail feathers. This artwork also has a matching ornate gold frame. A vertical black label on the right side reads "OIL WORK" in English, suggesting it might be an oil painting or a related technique. A small white label with unreadable Kannada text is visible in the bottom left corner. The surrounding walls are simple and light-toned, suggesting a neutral backdrop for the displayed art. The overall impression is one of an art display during daytime.
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