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The image displays a detailed, multi-figure sculpture titled "Safari," created by Bernat Estela Parra in 1999, presented within a clear glass display case in an indoor setting. The sculpture's accompanying plaque identifies it as a "Falla: Exposició (Aventura a la selva)," indicating it is a ninot indultat (pardoned figure) from the annual Fallas exhibition, thus locating it at the Museu Faller de València in València, Spain. The sculpture measures 52 cm x 40 cm x 72 cm and depicts a scene of an elderly, bearded male explorer wearing a safari hat and striped shirt, looking down protectively at three children. Above him, a blue and yellow macaw and two smaller yellow birds perch on a tree branch, while another small yellow bird rests on his safari hat and one on his raised hand. Three children are interacting with animals. A dark-skinned girl with curly hair and a pink bow, wearing a yellow beaded necklace, has a giraffe's head nuzzling her cheek. Another child, dressed in a zebra-striped costume with flowers in their hair and eyes closed, gently holds a miniature zebra. A light-skinned boy with blonde hair, wearing a blue shirt and khaki shorts, reaches out to interact with the same zebra figure. At the base of the sculpture, a sleeping lion cub rests near the giraffe, and a fawn lies down on the opposite side. The sculpture's base is textured to resemble green ground with scattered pink flowers and brown leaves. The background behind the display case is a plain white wall.
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