This image depicts an indoor museum exhibit at the Museu Lasar Segall in São Paulo, Brazil. Two framed lithographs by artist Lasar Segall, dating from 1906/1911, are displayed vertically on a light-colored wall, behind glass. The top artwork, titled "Fuga de uma cidade incendiada" (Escape from a burning city), is a black-and-white lithograph on paper. It portrays a dense crowd of people in motion, seemingly fleeing, with indistinct structures or a cityscape in the background, conveying a sense of urgency and chaos. The bottom artwork, titled "Fuga de vítimas do Pogrom" (Escape of Pogrom victims), is also a black-and-white lithograph on paper. It depicts a smaller group of expressive human figures. On the left, a figure is huddled or collapsed, while on the right, several figures appear distressed, some with raised arms, suggesting anguish and hurried movement. Below each artwork is a white rectangular label in Portuguese, identifying the title, date (1906/1911), medium (litografia sobre papel), and provenance (Acervo Museu Lasar Segall / Museu Lasar Segall - Ibram/MinC). The display features some reflections on the protective glass. in São Paulo, Brazil

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This image depicts an indoor museum exhibit at the Museu Lasar Segall in São Paulo, Brazil. Two framed lithographs by artist Lasar Segall, dating from 1906/1911, are displayed vertically on a light-colored wall, behind glass. The top artwork, titled "Fuga de uma cidade incendiada" (Escape from a burning city), is a black-and-white lithograph on paper. It portrays a dense crowd of people in motion, seemingly fleeing, with indistinct structures or a cityscape in the background, conveying a sense of urgency and chaos. The bottom artwork, titled "Fuga de vítimas do Pogrom" (Escape of Pogrom victims), is also a black-and-white lithograph on paper. It depicts a smaller group of expressive human figures. On the left, a figure is huddled or collapsed, while on the right, several figures appear distressed, some with raised arms, suggesting anguish and hurried movement. Below each artwork is a white rectangular label in Portuguese, identifying the title, date (1906/1911), medium (litografia sobre papel), and provenance (Acervo Museu Lasar Segall / Museu Lasar Segall - Ibram/MinC). The display features some reflections on the protective glass.

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