A mural is depicted on the light-colored, weathered exterior wall of a building located on Rue du Retrait in Paris, France

A mural is depicted on the light-colored, weathered exterior wall of a building located on Rue du Retrait in Paris, France. The central subject of the mural is a male figure rendered in a multi-layered, stencil-like style, featuring a reddish-brown beard, dark eyes, and a grey beret. The figure's right hand is raised, with fingers touching the chin area. To the immediate right of the portrait, the text "JABER" is prominently displayed, followed by "Jabur Alhayab" and the dates "1938 - 2021." Below the portrait, artist tags "SEBD" and "Street Hall" are visible. Further to the right, a block of French text identifies the subject as "Jaber, le poète Bagdadien" (Jaber, the Baghdad poet), stating his decade of work on Rue du Retrait, global presence in museums, and the current location on "Rue du Retrait." Above the mural, a window with a dark, ornate wrought-iron railing is visible, set into a section of the building's facade that appears to be constructed of light-colored, rectangular stone blocks or faux stone cladding. The window frame and partially visible wooden shutters are dark-toned. The upper right portion of the image shows a clear blue sky, with minimal green foliage visible against it. The wall displays minor surface cracking.