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The image displays a multi-panel wooden directional sign located in the city of La Paz, Bolivia. The sign is composed of six horizontally arranged dark wood planks, each engraved with white text and small pictorial symbols. From top to bottom, the planks list: "Museo Casa de Murillo" (Murillo House Museum), "Museo de Instrumentos Musicales" (Museum of Musical Instruments), "Museo del Litoral Boliviano" (Bolivian Coastal Museum), "Museo Metales Preciosos" (Precious Metals Museum), "Museo Costumbrista 'Juan de Vargas'" (Juan de Vargas Customs Museum), "Información Turística" (Tourist Information), "Peñas folklóricas" (Folkloric Peña/Venues), and "Restaurante – Café – Pub's" (Restaurant – Cafe – Pubs). The sign is affixed to vertical gray metal supports that extend into a base constructed of irregular stone and brickwork. Black graffiti, resembling a stylized 'A' within a circle, is present on the stone base. To the left of the sign, a building wall features a light peach-colored plaster facade above a grey, textured lower section. To the right, a utility pole densely covered with assorted stickers, including visible text such as "BENDIS" and "JUAN VIANA", marks the edge of a narrow street or alleyway. A complex network of black utility wires is visible against an overcast sky. In the upper background, a building wall exhibits significant cracking and peeling paint. No human figures are present.
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