This image captures a classical architectural scene at the Palais Royal in Paris, France, under strong daylight

This image captures a classical architectural scene at the Palais Royal in Paris, France, under strong daylight. Two prominent, light-colored stone columns, likely limestone with natural striations, frame a central, tall, rectangular window. The column on the left is mostly visible, with its fluted shaft and base on a square pedestal, while the column on the right is partially seen. The window features a grey or muted-green frame and is divided into ten panes: four square panes in the upper section and six rectangular panes in the lower section, arranged in a grid. A traditional, ornate dark-colored metal and clear glass lantern is suspended from above, centered in front of the window. The building's facade is constructed from large, light-colored, rough-hewn stone blocks, with faint decorative carving visible to the left of the left column. The ground in the foreground is paved with large, light-colored stone tiles. A dark, rectangular metal grate is embedded in the paved ground directly in front of the window. Beyond the paved area, a grey asphalt-like surface is visible, featuring a distinct black and white striped pattern on its right side. Strong, directional sunlight from the upper left casts long, sharp shadows of the columns and the hanging lamp across the stone facade and the paved ground. The scene is devoid of human presence or activity.