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An illuminated display panel, likely part of a museum exhibit, presents information about author Jules Verne. The panel features a dark reddish-brown, textured background. In large, ornate white script, the title "JÚLIO VERNE" is prominent at the top, followed by the number "200" in a similar font. A stylized caricature of Jules Verne is positioned on the lower-left. He is depicted as a fair-skinned man with curly white hair, a large mustache, and a full beard, wearing a dark jacket, light shirt, and light blue pants with white shoes. He is seated, looking towards the right, and holding a golden, rectangular frame that encloses a blue globe representing Earth. The frame bears partially visible text, including "THÉATRE DE LA PORTE ST MARTIN." Two columns of white text are located to the right of the caricature. The left column is in Portuguese, and the right column provides an English translation. Both texts describe Jules Verne as a beloved and influential author whose works inspired writers, artists, and scientists. They discuss his creative imagination and cultural impact, noting that the year 2028 will mark the 200th anniversary of his birth, celebrating "two hundred years of adventures" and "extraordinary journeys." The exhibit is located at the Catavento Cultural e Educacional (Catavento Museum) in the Palácio das Indústrias, Parque Dom Pedro II, within the city of São Paulo, Brazil. The image captures only the display panel, with dark, undefined areas at the top and bottom edges, suggesting a focused shot within a larger exhibition space. No other individuals or immediate environmental details are visible.
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