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The image displays an outdoor scene in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, specifically depicting the historical tile murals located at the Nahum Gutman Museum of Art on Shim'on HaBurska'i Street in the Neve Tzedek neighborhood. Three large, rectangular tile murals depicting historical scenes are affixed to the lower section of a light beige stucco building wall. The left mural features multiple historical figures, including bearded men, alongside pomegranates and a Star of David. The central mural illustrates the original Herzliya Gymnasium building, a train, a large palm tree, and a procession of people with horse-drawn carriages. The right mural presents portraits of historical figures, including Theodor Herzl and a man in a fez, juxtaposed with oranges and a lighthouse. Above the murals, on the upper part of the wall, two windows with grilles and three white outdoor air conditioning units are visible. A red-tiled roofline caps the building at the top of the frame. In the foreground, three dark-framed wooden slat benches are arranged on a paved ground composed of light-colored rectangular pavers. Approximately twenty small brown birds, consistent with sparrows, are scattered across the paved area, appearing to forage. The scene is illuminated by natural light, casting distinct shadows from the benches and unseen overhead foliage onto the ground and the lower part of the wall.
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