A street scene in Chaves, Portugal, features a grayscale mural of a young boy painted on a weathered yellow utility box

A street scene in Chaves, Portugal, features a grayscale mural of a young boy painted on a weathered yellow utility box. The boy, depicted wearing a cap and jacket, holds multiple newspapers under his left arm and prominently displays one in his hands. The visible headlines on this newspaper include "CHAVES" and "TÂMEGA" in red capital letters, with "Notícias" also discernible. The utility box stands on a grey cobblestone sidewalk. To its immediate left, a distressed white wooden door with a rectangular, gridded window section is visible, featuring a silver doorknob and a mail slot. A grey concrete threshold extends from the base of the door. Above the utility box and door, a pale yellow stucco wall exhibits minor cracking and holds a clear acrylic sign with black text, partially reading "AL (Alojamento local)". To the right of the utility box, a rough-textured stone wall is present. A grey utility conduit runs vertically down the yellow wall, and a red-capped white pipe along with a narrower, rusty red pipe emerge from the ground against the stone wall. The foreground consists of weathered, uneven grey cobblestones.