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A framed artwork hangs on a blue wall. The artwork contains six small maps arranged in a grid pattern. A small descriptive plaque is located underneath the framed artwork. The maps depict coastal areas with hand-drawn details and place names such as "POLPAZ," "PLAZA HERMOM," "COSJACIGUARANEJO," and "LAS BARRAS CVIACAN." The descriptive plaque contains text in Spanish. The text describes the maps as "Descripciones geographicas e hydrográphicas de muchas tierras y mares del Norte y Sur de las Indias, en especial del descubrimiento del Reino de California" (Geographical and hydrographic descriptions of many lands and seas of the North and South Indies, especially of the discovery of the Kingdom of California). The manuscript dates back to 1632. There are no people visible in the scene. The location is unspecified but likely an art gallery or museum. The location in Mexico City, Mexico cannot be determined from the image.
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