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The image shows two framed drawings, likely sketches or etchings, displayed in a wooden frame. The drawings are placed at an angle within the frame, one above the other. The overall impression is that of an art exhibition or personal collection. The lower drawing depicts three figures in a pastoral setting, appearing to be engaged in some form of interaction or possibly a struggle, rendered in a classical style. The upper drawing portrays a solitary figure in what seems to be an urban or architectural setting, with buildings in the background. Both drawings are in black and white and have visible text beneath them, which is partially obscured. The text appears to be a title and artist's name, with some Cyrillic script present, suggesting Russian origins. One of the drawings mentions "VICTOR (?), LABASTIDE (? - 1867)", and the other has "Boy, Kyss Sellar, Circa 1845, Graphite pencil on paper". The background of the frame is a deep red color with an embossed pattern. The lighting in the image creates reflections on the glass of the frames, obscuring some details. The wooden frame itself is a rich, dark wood with a polished finish. There are no discernible landmarks or details that would specifically place the scene within Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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