The image depicts a bronze sculpture of a nude female figure, identified as *La Baigneuse* by Aristide Maillol, located in the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris, France

The image depicts a bronze sculpture of a nude female figure, identified as *La Baigneuse* by Aristide Maillol, located in the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris, France. The central subject is a standing, life-size bronze statue of a woman. Her head is tilted downwards, and both arms are raised with hands clasped behind her head, suggesting a pose of drying or arranging hair. The statue exhibits a distinct green and brown patina, with highlights on its contours from direct sunlight. It rests on a multi-tiered stone pedestal on a grassy lawn. Behind the statue, the landscape features neatly trimmed, undulating dark green hedges that form the mid-ground. Beyond the hedges, several ornate, black, classical streetlights with dual lamps are visible. Further in the background, bare deciduous trees suggest a late autumn or winter season. Faintly visible through the bare trees and in the distance are urban structures, including what appears to be a red and white construction crane. To the left, behind a streetlight and hedge, a second, smaller bronze figure in a reclining pose is partially visible. On the right side, partially obscured by the hedges, a blurred individual can be seen walking or standing. The sky overhead is clear and light blue. Sunlight casts distinct shadows across the green grass, which shows some patches of sparser growth. A small rectangular plaque is affixed to the lower stone base of the main statue.