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Two framed paintings are displayed vertically on a cobbled sidewalk, leaning against a building wall in La Paz, Bolivia. The painting on the left depicts a blindfolded female figure, resembling Lady Justice with indigenous stylistic elements. She wears an elaborate gold and blue patterned dress, holds a downward-pointing sword in her left hand, and golden scales in her raised right hand. Her right foot steps on a coiled green snake. A bright yellow sunburst emanates from behind her head against a reddish-orange and yellow background. The painting on the right portrays a bearded male figure with a halo, reminiscent of Saint James, dressed in ornate white, blue, and gold attire, riding a white horse rearing on its hind legs. He holds an upward-pointing sword from which a white banner with a colorful cross (resembling a Wiphala) extends. The horse is depicted trampling three figures on the ground, who appear to be indigenous individuals in traditional clothing. The background shows a light blue sky above a reddish-orange horizon. Both paintings are enclosed in dark brown, intricately carved frames. The immediate environment includes a grey cobblestone sidewalk, a rectangular metal grate to the left, and a concrete curb separating sidewalk sections. Behind the paintings, a building facade consists of a dark lower wall section and a cracked, off-white upper wall. Two windows with white frames and black, decorative wrought-iron security bars are visible in the upper wall section.
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