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A framed textile artwork, likely an embroidered quilt or tapestry, is centrally displayed against a plain white wall, suggesting a gallery or museum environment. The artwork, oriented vertically, features a black frame with a reflective glass or acrylic cover, exhibiting several faint green linear reflections from ambient lighting. The artwork itself is rectangular, with a central golden-colored panel containing black cursive text that reads, "What If Women Ruled the World?" This central panel is bordered by a solid red fabric strip. Beyond the red border are multiple concentric borders made of dark green and dark blue fabrics, incorporating various embroidered patterns. These patterns include repeating circular spirals on vertical strips, and a horizontal band with interlocking diamond or triangular motifs. The signature "Judy Chicago" is visible in small, black script in the bottom right corner of the innermost dark green border, just above the red border. No individuals are present in the image. The specific location within the city of London, United Kingdom, cannot be determined from the provided visual information.
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