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This media file displays a photograph of what appears to be pages from a book or art catalog, showcasing two distinct collages or reproductions. The prominent feature on the upper left is an old newspaper clipping, likely an advertisement from around 1960, for plastic surgery. The headline reads "NOSES RESHAPED" and "FACE LIFTING," followed by services like "SKIN PLANING" and corrections for "Outstanding ears, lips, loose skin, wrinkles, eye lids, large, small breasts, acne pits and moles," all achieved through "plastic surgery." It offers "Consultation and information free" and lists contact details for "DR. C. K. DAVIS, 15 E. 65th STREET, Cor. Park Ave. N.C. 21 RE 4-0452," indicating a New York City location. Two stylized profiles of faces are illustrated above the text. A handwritten "k 9" with an arrow is visible on the clipping, possibly an editorial mark. Adjacent text confirms it is a "Source for Before & After. 1960. Enlarged photostat, 18 x 20½"." In the lower right corner, another piece features multiple anatomical drawings of human figures, specifically human bodies and hands, presented as if cut from a medical or anatomical textbook. These are described as "copies taped to cardboard, 16¾ x 20¼"." The scene is a clean, flat, white background, suggesting a gallery display, book page, or archival setting. The imagery focuses on historical aspects of cosmetic surgery advertising and anatomical illustration. There are no visual cues within the image itself that suggest a location in Segovia, Spain; rather, the advertisement clearly points to New York City.
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