A máscara e o seu duplo

This item is a framed print or artwork on paper, primarily featuring a graphic illustration of two faces. The dominant face on the left is rendered in a vibrant red color, stylized as a tribal mask with closed eyes, a prominent nose, and an open mouth revealing sharp teeth. A circular symbol resembling a möbius strip is centered on the forehead of the red mask. To the right, the other face is depicted in a lighter, almost grayscale tone, with an open mouth in a state of apparent distress or shouting. Both faces appear to share a single mass of textured, dark hair or headdress above them, composed of fine, parallel lines. The artwork is bordered by a decorative band with a repeating geometric pattern featuring red, yellow, orange, and black elements. Below the illustration, two lines of handwritten text are visible. The first line appears to be the title, 'a máscara e o seu duplo' (Portuguese for 'the mask and its double'), and the second line is a signature and date, 'Antônio de 1982'. The artwork is presented within a simple, modern frame, likely made of metal or a metallic-finished material. The paper appears to be a light, off-white color, possibly slightly aged, though no overt discoloration or specific condition issues like tears, creases, or water damage are immediately obvious from the image. The overall style suggests a work from the late 20th century, consistent with the visible date.

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