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A collection of twelve distinct posters and prints, predominantly featuring French text and subjects, is affixed to a textured, mottled beige-grey wall surface. The central and largest poster, titled "LES YERTES ?" and adorned with two red stars, displays two mustachioed men in single-piece red athletic attire, standing side-by-side. The man on the left clasps his hands in front; the man on the right has crossed arms. This poster is encased in a clear protective sleeve. Other visible posters include "VÉLODROME," depicting a large striped tent and a crowd; "MOULIN GALETTE," showing a bustling scene with buildings and windmills and indicating "RESTAURANT"; "LES COCHES," illustrating a crowd; a small monochrome print of two figures grappling; a print labeled "ANDREE DENISSE PORTRAITS" featuring a woman; a poster with text "GUEULES EN VENTE" and a stylized, grotesque face; and a partially visible poster mentioning "Tomi-Apéritif par Excellence," "Kina-Loxa," and "Coca Cola." The wall surface exhibits variations in tone and texture consistent with painted plaster or concrete. The ambient lighting casts soft shadows, highlighting the surface imperfections. A specific location within São Paulo, Brazil, is not discernible from the visual evidence present in the image.
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