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A framed artwork, "Sacrifício" (Sacrifice) from 1953, by P. Grassi (Pietro Maria Bardi Grassi), is centrally displayed on a dark gray, textured wall. The piece is a drawing executed with nankin ink and watercolor on cotton canvas, depicting a stylized, abstract human-like figure in a contorted or dynamic pose, rendered predominantly in dark, heavy lines. A distinctive light blue application is visible on the figure's head/face area. The drawing is contained within a light brown wooden frame with a subtle golden inner border, protected by glass. Below the artwork, positioned to the left, a small, dark rectangular label with white text provides details: "Sacrifício, 1953," "Tinta de nanguim e aquarela sobre tela de algodão" (Nankin ink and watercolor on cotton canvas), and "Coleção particular" (Private collection). The wall is illuminated by overhead lighting, casting a soft shadow from the frame onto the wall below. This scene is located within the Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP) on Paulista Avenue, São Paulo, Brazil.
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