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Three framed paintings are displayed on a white wall, likely in an art gallery or museum. All paintings are encased in ornate, golden frames and are lit evenly. The top left painting is a still life rendered in a complex, fragmented style, characteristic of Cubism. Various objects are depicted, including playing cards (three of clubs), a wrench, what appears to be fruit peel, a blue vessel, and other geometric and abstract forms. The top right painting, also a still life, features an octagonal tray holding fruits, possibly figs, against a patterned background that resembles a decorative rug or textile. Geometric shapes and a rich, earthy color palette are prominent. An information label next to this painting identifies the artist as **Dora Maar (1907-1997)**, the title as **Untitled (Still Life), 1930**, and specifies it is **Oil on canvas, 60 x 73 cm**. It also notes it is from the **Collection of the National Gallery** and was a **Helen Stathatos-Evelpidou Gift, 1993**, associated with the **Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center**. The bottom painting depicts a reclining figure, likely a woman, rendered in a dynamic and angular style, with fragmented forms and strong outlines. An information label next to this painting identifies the artist as **Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)**, the title as **Reclining Nude, 1932**, and specifies it is **Oil on canvas, 60 x 73 cm**. This work is also a **Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center Gift, 1993**. The overall scene suggests a curated exhibition of modern art.
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