The image depicts a multi-story building located at 17 Rue du Chanoine Collin, Metz, France, under a partly cloudy blue sky

The image depicts a multi-story building located at 17 Rue du Chanoine Collin, Metz, France, under a partly cloudy blue sky. The building's left facade is entirely covered by a large-scale mural titled "The Triumph of Saint Thomas Aquinas" by artists Manoel and Andrés. The mural features intricate black and white line work against a reddish-brown background, depicting a central robed figure within an elaborate architectural structure resembling a cathedral interior with Gothic arches. Numerous white, bird-like figures are depicted in flight around the central figure and throughout the architectural elements. Circular text elements, including "EMPIREVM" and "HABITACVLUM," are visible in the upper section of the mural. The adjacent right side of the building is light beige/brown, featuring multiple rectangular windows, several of which have partially or fully closed reddish-brown external rolling blinds. An antenna array is mounted on the building's roof. In the foreground, to the left, a tall, dark street lamp pole with multiple spherical light fixtures is visible, partially obscured by green tree foliage. Two individuals are positioned at the base of the mural in the lower-center-left: one person in dark attire and another in a light-colored jacket and light trousers. They are standing or slowly moving to the right. Two wooden benches are partially visible in the lower foreground. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.