The image displays a low-angle exterior view of the Maison Gribaldi, also known as the Palais Lumière, in Évian-les-Bains, France

The image displays a low-angle exterior view of the Maison Gribaldi, also known as the Palais Lumière, in Évian-les-Bains, France. The building exhibits Belle Époque architecture with light-colored brick or stone, featuring ornate classical elements. A prominent arched entrance is situated under a black wrought-iron and glass canopy, with gold lettering, partially visible as "LUMIERE," adorning the frieze above the arch. A large, fluted Corinthian column stands to the left of the main entrance. A vertical white banner, advertising an exhibition titled "EXPOSITION Graal verre contemporain" (contemporary glass), is affixed to the building's right facade. The banner details the exhibition as featuring the Collection Denise et Marcel Heider, with the participation of artist Damien François, scheduled from June 21 to September 28, 2025, at Maison Gribaldi Evian. Visiting hours are listed as "Tous les jours 14h-18h et les jours fériés" (Every day 2-5pm and public holidays). The banner includes logos for "La Région," "Haute Savoie," and "Ville d'Evian" at its base, along with other smaller marks. The banner features two images of abstract, dark-toned glass art pieces. In the foreground, a stone balustrade with intricate black wrought-iron railings runs horizontally across the frame. On this balustrade, to the left of the entrance, a potted plant, possibly a type of bamboo, resides within a black urn. A small white plastic bag is entangled in the wrought-iron railing on the right side. The sky above is overcast and light grey. No individuals are visible in the scene.