The image displays the upper facade of the Mairie (Town Hall) building in Évian-les-Bains, France, observed from a low angle against an overcast sky

The image displays the upper facade of the Mairie (Town Hall) building in Évian-les-Bains, France, observed from a low angle against an overcast sky. A prominent shield-shaped plaque is centrally affixed to the light-colored stone architecture, reading "EVIAN" at the top, followed by "Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité," "RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE," and "MAIRIE," positioned above a golden relief emblem. Above this plaque, a stone frieze features a carved lion's head with an open mouth, flanked by two large, circular, ornate stone decorations. The left circular decoration exhibits significant erosion. A dark-colored, seated statue of a figure, with bent legs and arms resting forward, is positioned directly above the lion's head. To the right of the statue, a white flag with a light blue and yellow wavy emblem flies from a pole topped with a golden finial. A small, dark, triangular pennant tip is visible against the cloudy sky further to the right.