The image displays the exterior facade of a stone church located in Bischheim, France, viewed from a low angle under an overcast, light grey sky

The image displays the exterior facade of a stone church located in Bischheim, France, viewed from a low angle under an overcast, light grey sky. The church features a central nave constructed from light brown and reddish-brown cut stone, contrasted with white plaster sections. Five prominent pointed arches are visible at ground level, with three central arches serving as entryways equipped with dark, ornate double doors. Above these arches, a decorative balustrade with quatrefoil motifs runs horizontally, topped by a central niche containing a light-colored statue of a robed figure. Above this, a large circular rose window with dark tracery is centered on a white plaster section, leading to a gable with a stepped outline and two smaller pointed arched windows. To the right (viewer's left) of the main facade, a tall square bell tower, built from the same stone, rises to a steep, dark conical spire, which is capped with a cross and a weather vane. The foreground consists of reddish-brown cobblestone pavement arranged in a fan-like pattern, a dark grey metal barrier in the lower-left corner, and a rectangular reddish-brown planter box containing green plants and clusters of red and purple flowers in the lower-right corner. No individuals or dynamic actions are depicted.