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This image depicts a museum exhibit about traditional Sundanese architecture in the city of Cimenyan, Indonesia (latitude: -6.885, longitude: 107.653). The exhibit features a black and white photograph of a traditional Sundanese house, known as a "balé," which is a large building without walls, often used for ceremonies and gatherings. The photograph is framed in a black rectangle, with a diagram of a balé below it explaining the different types of traditional building techniques used in the construction of the house. Below the photograph and diagram, there is a short paragraph in Indonesian that describes the balé and its significance in traditional Sundanese culture. On the right side of the image, there is a larger photograph of a traditional Sundanese house, along with a caption in Indonesian about the “leuit,” a traditional rice barn. The exhibit's black background helps to highlight the text and images, creating a visual focus on the subject matter. The scene includes text, images, and a diagram, all of which work together to convey information about traditional Sundanese architecture.
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