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File:Redenção.jpg

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Title
English: Ham's Redemption
Português: Redenção de Cam
Date 1895
Medium oil on canvas
Dimensions 199 × 166 cm (78.3 × 65.4 in)
Museu Nacional de Belas Artes
Rio de Janeiro
Notes
English: A Brazilian family each generation becoming "whiter" (black grandmother, mulatto mother and white baby)
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