Stake attention in this memory
The image displays an exhibition wall within the Museu Lasar Segall, located at Rua Berta, 111, Vila Mariana, São Paulo, Brazil. The light-colored, textured wall features black Portuguese text at the top providing biographical details about Lasar Segall's sculptural work, beginning in Paris around 1929, his production of 68 sculptures until 1957 using materials such as bronze, marble, wood, and plaster, and themes including maternities, portraits, couples, and families. Below this text, a reference citation is present, explicitly mentioning "Museu Lasar Segall" and "Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Campinas." Below the textual information, three framed, sepia-toned historical exhibits are displayed horizontally. The leftmost frame contains a photograph of approximately twelve men, predominantly dressed in suits, gathered on what appears to be a building structure under construction. The central frame displays a photograph of a modern, two-story building with large windows and vegetation in the foreground; a single individual is visible near an entrance. The rightmost frame features a historical document or poster titled "ESCOLA DE ARTE LASAR SEGALL" (Lasar Segall Art School), which lists "DESENHO PINTURA COMPOSIÇÃO GRAVURA" (Drawing, Painting, Composition, Engraving) and provides the historical address "44-a RUA AFONSO CELSO VILA MARIANA, S. PAULO," along with a telephone number.
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