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A framed woodcut print titled "Duas Mulheres do Mangue" (Two Women from the Mangrove), created in 1974 by Lasar Segall, is displayed on a light-colored wall within the Museu Lasar Segall in São Paulo, Brazil. The artwork, rendered in a sepia-toned monochromatic style, depicts two female figures. In the foreground, a Black woman is seated, facing slightly right, with her upper torso bare revealing breasts, and wearing a cloth garment covering her lower body. Her hands are clasped or resting on her lap. In the background, a second woman with lighter features is visible from the chest up through a window-like opening, also with bare breasts. The print is characterized by bold, linear outlines. The protective glass of the frame reflects ambient light, overhead fixtures, and a faint outline of another framed object in the background. A white information label is affixed to the wall directly below the frame.
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