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The image displays an outdoor view of a building facade located at 1 Quai des Pêcheurs, Strasbourg, France, under a clear blue sky with strong sunlight casting elongated shadows. The primary subject is a large mural, commonly known as "Le Baiser" (The Kiss) by artist Tissen L'homme, painted on a light yellow-ochre rendered wall of a multi-story building. The mural depicts two individuals in a close embrace, kissing. The person on the left has light-colored hair, wears glasses, and has closed eyes. The person on the right, with darker hair, leans in, initiating the kiss. The artwork employs warm, sepia-like tones. Below the figures, a stylized white outline of a fish (possibly a koi) and abstract shapes are visible, along with the artist's signature, "Tissen L'homme," and the year "2013." A rectangular window with dark framing is partially visible on the right side of the mural. Above the yellow wall, a brown, decorative frieze or molding runs horizontally, topped by a dark, textured tiled roof featuring multiple dormer windows clad in grey metal. To the left of the main facade, a modern architectural section, part of the Conservatoire de Strasbourg, features a contrasting grey horizontal paneling and a vertical light-colored wall. In the lower-left foreground, a bare, deciduous tree with intricate, gnarled branches extends upwards, casting distinct shadows on the yellow wall. Below the tree, a metal grate or fence is partially visible at the base of the building.
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