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A framed black-and-white woodcut print, titled "Mãe" (Mother) and created in 1919 by Lasar Segall, is displayed vertically on a light-colored wall. The artwork is a xylography on paper, part of the Mário de Andrade Collection, acquired in 1947. It depicts two stylized, angular, and abstracted figures: a larger figure with an open mouth and mask-like face positioned behind a smaller, seated figure holding an object. Both figures feature prominent, somber eyes, rendered with bold lines characteristic of Expressionism. The print is enclosed within a black frame, featuring a wide white mat and a reflective glass panel. A white information label is affixed to the wall directly below the frame, identifying the artwork and its current location as the Museu Lasar Segall in São Paulo, Brazil. The scene is an indoor exhibition space, with a faint, out-of-focus reflection of another framed object visible on the wall in the background. The photograph exhibits an overall warm, sepia-toned cast.
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