The image displays a narrow street in Sélestat, France, framing a view through the stone archway of the Tour de l'Horloge (Clock Tower), also known as Porte de Strasbourg

The image displays a narrow street in Sélestat, France, framing a view through the stone archway of the Tour de l'Horloge (Clock Tower), also known as Porte de Strasbourg. The archway, constructed from rust-colored rough-hewn stone blocks, features a pointed Gothic-style arch. Above the arch, a large rectangular fresco or mural depicts the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ, flanked by multiple haloed figures in historical attire; the mural's colors are muted. Below the mural are two rectangular stone plaques with indistinct inscriptions. The structure above the mural is a light-colored tower, featuring a small, elongated, arched window and, higher up, a visible clock face with Roman numerals. To the left, a multi-story building with a light gray facade and brown trim presents several rectangular windows fitted with white louvered shutters. To the right, another multi-story building features a white facade with dark brown window frames and multi-paned windows. Through the archway, a cobblestone street extends into the distance, lined with multi-story buildings. One person, seen from behind, walks away from the viewer, pushing a dark-colored two-wheeled shopping cart. Several parked light-colored automobiles are visible further down the street. A green cross sign, indicative of a pharmacy, is discernible on a building along the right side of the street. A red circular sign displaying "3.3m" in white, denoting a height restriction, is affixed to the right stone support of the archway. The sky is overcast.