A tiled mural depicting a colonial-era scene is embedded in the weathered facade of a building located at 10 Rue des Déchargeurs, Paris, France

A tiled mural depicting a colonial-era scene is embedded in the weathered facade of a building located at 10 Rue des Déchargeurs, Paris, France. Above the mural, the text "AU PLANTEUR" is displayed in an ornate frame. The mural itself features two male figures against a tropical landscape. On the left, a dark-skinned man, bare-chested, wearing red and white striped shorts and armbands, stands and extends a small cup or bowl towards a seated light-skinned man on the right. The seated man wears a white suit, a blue tie, and a wide-brimmed straw hat, positioned at a small round table, holding a pen or brush and appearing to write or draw. He is seated upon stacked objects resembling burlap sacks. Lush green foliage, including a coffee plant with red berries, borders the scene, with distant mountains in the background. Below the mural, the text "AUCUNE SUCCURSALE" is visible. The entire tiled artwork is framed by an ornate, distressed architectural surround, exhibiting peeling paint and weathered details. Direct sunlight illuminates the scene, casting a prominent diagonal shadow across the right portion of the mural.