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A low-angle, exterior view captures the monumental, grey stone facade of the Church of the Holy Family (Parroquia de la Sagrada Familia) in Mexico City, Mexico. The building is constructed from light-grey rectangular ashlar blocks. Its central feature is a large, deep, semicircular arched recess, the interior of which is ribbed with stone blocks. Above this arch, a triangular gable features six unglazed arched window openings arranged in three rows of two, forming an inverted pyramid pattern. A dark Latin cross crowns the gable's apex. To the right, a square bell tower with a pyramidal roof and a smaller cross rises, also featuring arched openings. The lower wall beneath the main arch contains smaller arched niches and appears to have bas-relief carvings. In the lower-center foreground, a prominent Yucca plant with spiky green leaves stands. Dense green foliage from an overhead tree branch partially obscures the building's upper left. The scene is illuminated by strong sunlight under a clear blue sky, casting shadows on the vegetation and within the building's recesses. No individuals are present in the frame.
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