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The image depicts two large-format books, both titled "FASHION HISTORY From the 18th to the 20th Century," displayed on a distinctive wooden shelving unit. The larger book on the left has a black cover featuring an intricate garment composed of numerous reddish-orange and silver-toned circular elements. Visible text includes "THE KYOTO COSTUME INSTITUTE" at the top and "TASCHEN" at the bottom. The smaller book on the right has a white cover with abstract maroon and dark shapes, also bearing "THE COLLECTION OF THE KYOTO COSTUME INSTITUTE." Both books appear to be factory-sealed in clear plastic wrap. The books rest on a light-colored wooden surface exhibiting a layered, serrated, or corrugated pattern. The background consists of vertical wooden panels constructed from numerous thin, vertically arranged wooden strips, creating a textured backdrop. The lighting is even, suggesting an indoor commercial or institutional setting. This specific architectural style, characterized by extensive use of layered and corrugated light-toned wood for shelving and displays, is identifiable as the interior of the **Livraria Cultura bookstore located at Conjunto Nacional on Avenida Paulista in São Paulo, Brazil.** There are no individuals present in the frame.
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