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The image displays the illuminated stone facade of the Church of Saint-Roch (Église Saint-Roch), located at 296 Rue Saint Honoré, 75001 Paris, France, observed during nighttime. The Neoclassical structure exhibits a symmetrical, multi-tiered design with a prominent central section featuring a round clock face displaying approximately 11:55, surmounted by a cross at the apex of a triangular pediment. The lower facade presents a large, central arched main entrance with dark double doors, flanked by two smaller, similarly dark double-door entrances. All three entrances are accessed via ascending stone steps, with minimal handrails visible. Above the side entrances, sculpted bas-reliefs are embedded in the stone. Numerous fluted columns, cornices, and decorative elements adorn the building's light-colored stone. The facade is brightly lit by artificial illumination from below, contrasting sharply with the dark, cloudy night sky. A curved section of an adjacent building is partially visible on the far left. The immediate foreground consists of a wide, light-toned paved surface. No individuals, vehicles, or active subjects are present within the frame.
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