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The image depicts "Le Passe-Muraille" (The Walker Through Walls), a bronze sculpture by Jean Marais, located on Place Marcel Aymé in Montmartre, Paris, France. The sculpture, based on Marcel Aymé's short story, shows a man emerging from a textured stone wall. The sculpture consists of a man's upper torso and head, a detached left forearm and hand, and a detached right leg from the knee down. The upper torso section depicts a man with slicked-back hair, wearing a shirt and tie, looking downwards and to his right. His right arm is bent, with an open hand, fingers spread. His left arm is extended forward, with an open hand. Below this, a separate bronze forearm and hand extend from the wall. Further down and to the left, a solitary bronze leg, clad in trousers and a shoe, protrudes vertically from the wall, appearing to step out. The wall itself is constructed from irregular, light grey and tan stone blocks with visible mortar lines. To the right of the wall, a paved walkway of grey flagstones extends. Beyond this, a low stone retaining wall is topped by a black metal fence. On a dark wall or gate behind the fence, a white and pink stencil graffiti of a ballerina holding an umbrella is visible. In the background, a light-colored vehicle is partially parked, and traditional Parisian buildings with mansard roofs and balconies are visible under a pale sky. One window in the background reflects an orange light.
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