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This image depicts a courtyard within the Musée Nejjarine des Arts et Métiers du Bois, located in the Fez el Bali (Old Medina) district of Fez, Morocco. The scene is presented from a slightly elevated, eye-level perspective, looking directly towards the building's facade. In the immediate foreground, a multi-lobed fountain basin, constructed from light-colored stone, is partially visible. Its interior is lined with blue and white checkerboard zellige tiles. Leading from the fountain, a walkway extends towards the building, paved with light-colored square tiles arranged diagonally with smaller dark square tiles at their intersections, forming a diamond pattern. Flanking the walkway are two raised garden beds with light stone borders. The bed on the left contains various green shrubs and a blue-glazed ceramic pot holding small green plants. The bed on the right features a dense cluster of tall, columnar cacti, smaller green foliage, and patches of reddish-purple leafy plants. A large, green, palm-like plant with long fronds is partially visible on the far left, extending into the frame. On the far right, a large plant with dry, brown fronds partially obscures the view. The background is dominated by a white stucco building facade, characterized by three distinct horseshoe arches. The central arch frames a tall, dark brown double wooden door, above which an arched fanlight with intricate tracery is visible. The spandrels and lower sections of the wall around this main entrance are adorned with intricate blue and white geometric zellige tiles. Two smaller, less elaborate horseshoe arches flank the main entrance. The left arch reveals a recessed area with a window protected by decorative wrought-iron grilles, and similar zellige tiling below. The right arch leads to a darker, less defined interior space, also featuring zellige tiling. The building's roofline is visible above the facade, covered with green tiles. No individuals are present in the scene.
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