The image displays a framed watercolor painting, identified as "Nu Reclinado" (Reclining Nude) by the Japanese-Brazilian artist Tomoo Higaki (1899-1980). The artwork is exhibited at the Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo in São Paulo, Brazil. The painting, measuring 37 x 52 cm, depicts a light-skinned, nude female figure reclining on her left side on a white surface. Her head rests on her right hand, which is supported by her elbow, while her left arm extends along her body. Her legs are slightly bent. The background is rendered in muted blues and browns. The artist's signature, "T. Higaki," is visible in the lower-left quadrant of the painting. The artwork is presented within a light brown wooden frame with a thin white inner mat, protected by a reflective glass panel. It is mounted against a dark, possibly black, wall. An informational plaque in Portuguese is partially visible to the lower-left, providing details about the artist, dates, title, and dimensions. Overhead artificial light sources are prominently reflected in the upper portion of the glass panel and the wall above the painting. in São Paulo, Brazil

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Sep 10, 2025, 5:51 PM

São Paulo, Brazil

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The image displays a framed watercolor painting, identified as "Nu Reclinado" (Reclining Nude) by the Japanese-Brazilian artist Tomoo Higaki (1899-1980). The artwork is exhibited at the Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo in São Paulo, Brazil. The painting, measuring 37 x 52 cm, depicts a light-skinned, nude female figure reclining on her left side on a white surface. Her head rests on her right hand, which is supported by her elbow, while her left arm extends along her body. Her legs are slightly bent. The background is rendered in muted blues and browns. The artist's signature, "T. Higaki," is visible in the lower-left quadrant of the painting. The artwork is presented within a light brown wooden frame with a thin white inner mat, protected by a reflective glass panel. It is mounted against a dark, possibly black, wall. An informational plaque in Portuguese is partially visible to the lower-left, providing details about the artist, dates, title, and dimensions. Overhead artificial light sources are prominently reflected in the upper portion of the glass panel and the wall above the painting.

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