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A framed historical propaganda poster is displayed vertically on a plain white wall, indicative of a museum or gallery setting in Milan, Italy. The poster, aged with visible creases and discoloration, depicts a family of five—an adult male, an adult female, two children, and an infant—standing on a dark, uneven foreground. Behind them, a large, faded, light brown silhouette of the African continent serves as a backdrop. The central figure is an adult male, with a mustache, wearing a safari-style uniform and a pith helmet, gazing forward. To his immediate left, a young girl in a wide-brimmed hat and dress holds onto his arm. To his right, an adult female in a dress and head covering holds a swaddled infant, both also looking forward. A boy, wearing a hat, shorts, and a shirt, stands next to the female, firmly holding a shovel vertically in front of him. Above the family, large, dark, cursive Italian text reads "Ritorneremo" (We will return). To the lower left, large gray text indicates "9 MAGGIO" (9 May). A prominent red banner across the very bottom of the poster contains white, capitalized Italian text that states "ISTITUTO FASCISTA AFRICA ITALIANA" (Fascist Institute Italian Africa). Smaller text at the bottom edge identifies "MANCIOLI" as the artist and "STAR. CAPRIOTTI ROMA" as the publisher. A faint greenish reflection is visible diagonally across the poster's left-center surface.
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