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A sepia-toned photograph depicts a framed artwork, a black and white woodcut titled "Mendiga" (Beggar Woman), created in 1913 by Lasar Segall. The woodcut, mounted within a wide white mat, is enclosed by a dark, rectangular frame and hangs on a light-colored wall. The artwork itself portrays a stylized, seated figure, possibly female, holding a cup or glass, with a distinct animal, likely a dog, positioned at their feet. Vertical elements, suggestive of windows or architectural forms, are visible in the background. Below the frame, a small white informational label indicates the artwork's details: "Mendiga, 1913," "Xilogravura sobre papel," and its provenance, "Acervo Museu Lasar Segall." The scene is located within the Museu Lasar Segall, situated in the Vila Mariana neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil.
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