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    ns1:abstract "\"The human figure has been a predominant theme in visual art from around 30,000 years ago. It's the primordial image, created in a boundless variety of formats and used to express fundamental ideas concerning the human condition. This compelling exhibition comprises a superb and highly varied selection of human images from the collection of the British Museum. Many are charged with complex symbolism, association and meaning; others provide striking depictions of observed reality. They are all instruments of identity: mirrored images of ourselves, models of who we think we are and how we wish to appear to the world\"--Britishmuseum.org."@en ;
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    ns1:name "La imagen humana" ;
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            ns1:text "In Spanish; translated from the original English." ],
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