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A large mural depicting Missak Manouchian, an Armenian-French resistance fighter, covers the side of a multi-story residential building located at Rue du Surmelin in the 20th arrondissement of Paris, France. The mural features Manouchian in a suit and tie, with a faint red halo and barbed wire motifs behind him, holding a thorny rose stem. Below his portrait, the name "MANOUCHIAN," the date "18 11 1943," and the number "849617" are visible. The lower section of the mural contains a large silhouette of a head, filled with handwritten text, likely excerpts from his "Lettre à Mélinée," rendered in shades of blue. At the very bottom, a group of figures, representing the Manouchian Group, are depicted with red halos. The mural is signed "MATHIEU ARSANO." The building with the mural is light-colored with multiple windows and an antenna on its roof. It is situated on an urban street corner. To the left, a tall, modern white building is visible, while traditional Parisian buildings line the street to the far right. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight under a clear blue sky with scattered white cumulus clouds, casting prominent shadows. In the foreground on the left, a red bicycle is parked on the paved sidewalk next to a low hedge and several parked cars. A lamppost stands on the left. In the distance on the right, two individuals are walking along the street.
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