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The image shows a display of four framed portraits hung on a dark wall, likely in a museum or cultural exhibition. The portraits are paintings of people, each with a distinct style and background. To the left of the portraits is a framed informational text. The top left portrait depicts an older man with glasses, wearing a light-colored shirt and a patterned headdress. The top right portrait features a man in profile wearing a dark cap and a blue shirt. The bottom left portrait shows a woman wearing a colorful headscarf and a green garment. The bottom right portrait displays a woman in a red, patterned top. The informational text, titled "NAMA-NAMA SUKU DAYAK KALIMANTAN SELATAN," appears to be a description of various Dayak ethnic groups in South Kalimantan. It is written in Indonesian. The overall environment is dimly lit, with spotlights or overhead lights illuminating the display. The wall is a plain, dark surface, contrasting with the bright yellow backgrounds of the portraits. A small, circular sticker with a red and white symbol is visible to the right of the bottom left portrait. The presence of a power cord and clip attached to the top of the wall suggests the lighting or display may be temporary or adapted. The image was taken on February 20, 2023, and the context of Banjarbaru, Indonesia, indicates this is a local exhibition showcasing Dayak culture.
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