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Created on Jan 25, 2018

A red circle sits inside a transparent square outline above two stacked rectangles and a black triangle, composing a simple geometric still life. The SVG canvas is built with d3.v4, using d3 selections to append each shape. The code sets explicit pixel coordinates and attributes for position, size, and fill colors, with a transparent stroke on the first rectangle and solid fills on the others. No data is loaded; the visualization is purely static, generated directly from hardcoded values in the script.

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