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The image depicts the headquarters of the Instituto Cervantes, located at Calle de Alcalá, 49, Madrid, Spain. The scene is set on an overcast day. The primary subject is a large, multi-story, light grey stone building of classical architectural style, featuring a prominent facade with six tall Corinthian columns spanning several floors. The building has multiple ornate tiers, including an upper section with smaller columns and rectangular windows. A clock tower is situated on the upper left corner, displaying a clock face (indicating approximately 11:30) and flying a Spanish flag. The building's name, "Instituto Cervantes," is inscribed on the lower left facade. Two large vertical exhibition banners hang between the central columns: the left banner (green and white) features "SOLIMANLOPEZ" and "ALSACIA" with dates 27.11.23 - 08.03.24; the right banner (red and white) reads "LA MUJER EN EL MÉXICO INDÍGENA" and "HISTORIAS TEJIDAS" with dates 31.10.2023 - 04.03.2024. In the foreground, a paved urban street and sidewalk are visible. Approximately 15-20 pedestrians, dressed in winter or cool-weather clothing, are scattered across the lower portion of the image, some walking, some standing. A black traffic light pole on the left displays a red pedestrian signal. Bare deciduous trees with visible branches are positioned in front of the building, partially obscuring the lower facade. A white Toyota Prius taxi is partially visible on the right, featuring "TAXI" on its roof sign and unique graphics on its rear door. A black, ornate streetlamp stands on the far right. A light-colored stone statue is partially visible to the left of the traffic light pole. The sky is uniformly overcast and light grey.
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