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The image displays the Fondation Hellénique (Hellenic Foundation) building, located at 47B Boulevard Jourdan, in the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (CIUP), 75014 Paris, France. The structure is a multi-story, light-colored stone building with neoclassical architectural elements, viewed from a low angle under a clear blue sky. A prominent portico forms the main entrance, featuring four fluted Ionic columns supporting an entablature and a pediment. The entablature bears the inscription "FONDATION HELLENIQUE," and the pediment includes a central carved eagle sculpture amidst decorative relief work. Behind the columns, two recessed red double doors are visible, flanked by tall, narrow windows. A black, ornate lantern hangs from the portico ceiling between the two central columns. Above the portico, the building's upper facade features multiple decorative friezes with blue and white Greek key (meander) patterns and intricate scroll motifs. Two flagpoles extend upwards from the roofline. The inscription "UNIVERSITE DE PARIS" is carved into the stone façade on the building's left side. The building stands on a raised stone base, with a set of stone steps visible on the far left leading upwards. Several green rectangular planters, containing dormant, bare-branched plants, are arranged along the top edge of this base in front of the columns. A single barred window with a cruciform grate is visible on the lower right section of the base. Bare tree branches are partially visible on the right side of the frame against the sky, while a dense green shrub partially obscures the lower left side of the building. A strip of green grass is present in the immediate foreground. No individuals, actions, or interactions are depicted.
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