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The image displays a framed black-and-white etching titled "Duas Figuras" (Two Figures), created in 1928 by Brazilian artist Tarsila do Amaral. The artwork is presented within a white mat inside a simple, rectangular wooden frame with a light brown finish. A horizontal light reflection is visible across the center of the frame's glass. The etching depicts two stylized female figures in an interior setting. On the left, a standing woman is shown nude from the waist up, wearing a dark skirt, with short, rounded hair, positioned in profile facing right. To her right, a seated woman is depicted, also nude from the waist up, with short, straight hair and a blunt fringe, facing directly forward. Her right hand rests on a small, rectangular object. A vertical, abstract form, resembling a hanging garment, is visible on the far left. The background features simple rectangular outlines. The artwork is displayed on a plain, light-colored wall, typical of a museum gallery. This specific etching is part of the collection of the Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, located at Praça da Luz, 2, in the Luz neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil.
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