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Two white marble statues depicting the Seventh Station of the Cross are positioned outdoors at an elevated location in Nha Trang, Vietnam, likely part of a Catholic church or religious complex, such as Nha Trang Cathedral. The statue on the left, representing Simon of Cyrene, stands upright, wearing Roman-style armor, including a plumed helmet and a tunic, and supports a large, textured marble cross on his right shoulder. He looks downward towards the figure of Jesus Christ. The statue on the right, representing Jesus, is kneeling on his left knee, bent forward under the weight of the cross, which rests heavily on his back. He features long hair, a beard, a crown of thorns, and draped clothing. Both figures and the cross are carved from white marble, showing minor surface discoloration. They rest on a white marble base with gold trim, prominently displaying the Roman numeral "VII" in gold on its front face. Behind the statues, a golden metal fence with spiked finials is visible. The background reveals a dense urban landscape of Nha Trang under a partly cloudy blue sky, featuring numerous buildings with corrugated metal, flat concrete, and tiled rooftops. A multi-story building with an elaborate, scaffolded rooftop structure containing greenery is visible in the mid-distance. Distant hills are faintly discernible on the horizon. A green leafy plant partially obstructs the lower right foreground.
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