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The image depicts a static museum display of antique artist's materials within a glass case, located in an art museum or cultural institution in São Paulo, Brazil. The central subject is an open, rectangular wooden paint box with an elaborate, multicolor illustration on its inner lid, featuring classical figures. Inside the box are multiple individually wrapped, rectangular blocks of pigment, some appearing blue, yellow, and various earth tones, many covered in aged paper. Behind the open box, also inside the display case, is an assortment of glass bottles and jars of varying sizes, some containing brightly colored powdered pigments (orange, green, and blue). Prominently visible is a rectangular metal tin labeled "FABRIQUE DE VERNIS" (Varnish Factory). Several smaller glass bottles have indecipherable labels. In the lower foreground, positioned on a dark brown surface, are two wooden-handled paintbrushes, one longer than the other. Nearby are two small, metal paint tubes, appearing partially used or flattened. The entire collection of items is viewed through a clear glass barrier. Above the display, a white wall features a black text panel in Portuguese, detailing "tipos de materiais utilizados" (types of materials used) by an artist, specifically listing "gravura em tela e papel" (engraving on canvas and paper), "desenhos a" (drawings), and "aquarelas e guaches" (watercolors and gouaches). No people or explicit actions are visible.
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