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An indoor photograph depicts three framed paintings displayed on a plain white wall within an art gallery. The central and most prominent subject is an oil-on-canvas painting titled "Pietà," created circa 1912 by the Brazilian artist Anita Malfatti (1889-1964). This painting features a somber, expressive portrait of a figure in profile, facing left, with their head resting on their hand, rendered in a palette of browns, ochres, and greys. It is housed in an ornate, gold-toned, distressed wooden frame. To the left, a partial view of another framed painting with a similar wooden frame is visible. To the right, a segment of a third framed painting, featuring a darker, possibly distressed frame, is visible. Below the central painting, a white rectangular label provides identification details: "Pietà, c. 1912," "Óleo sobre tela, sem assinatura," "Anita Malfatti (1889-1964)," and "Museu Lasar Segall, São Paulo, MSPC." A smaller white label with a QR code is positioned below the painting on the left. The scene is illuminated evenly, characteristic of a museum or gallery exhibition space. The specific location indicated by the label is the Museu Lasar Segall in São Paulo, Brazil.
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