An artwork, a black and white woodcut print titled "Capa de Abanguela" from 1978, is displayed in a black frame with a white mat on a plain white wall. The print measures 39.5 x 68.5 cm and features a grid-like composition divided into multiple compartments. The lower row depicts various figures, including two prominent women: one standing with hands near her chest/belly, and another in a dynamic pose, partially nude, with her arms raised. The upper compartments contain abstract shapes, a face-like figure, and an animal-like figure. A white informational plaque affixed to the wall below the frame identifies the artwork as a "xilogravura sobre papel" (woodcut on paper) and states its provenance: Museu Oscar Niemeyer, located in Curitiba, Brazil. The environment is an interior space, characteristic of a gallery or museum exhibit. in São Paulo, Brazil

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Jul 28, 2025, 4:41 PM

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An artwork, a black and white woodcut print titled "Capa de Abanguela" from 1978, is displayed in a black frame with a white mat on a plain white wall. The print measures 39.5 x 68.5 cm and features a grid-like composition divided into multiple compartments. The lower row depicts various figures, including two prominent women: one standing with hands near her chest/belly, and another in a dynamic pose, partially nude, with her arms raised. The upper compartments contain abstract shapes, a face-like figure, and an animal-like figure. A white informational plaque affixed to the wall below the frame identifies the artwork as a "xilogravura sobre papel" (woodcut on paper) and states its provenance: Museu Oscar Niemeyer, located in Curitiba, Brazil. The environment is an interior space, characteristic of a gallery or museum exhibit.

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