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An outdoor, light gray stone sculpture depicts a scene from the Stations of the Cross. The central figure, Jesus, is shown fallen on his left side, lying on paved ground, with a crown of thorns on his head and draped clothing. A heavy, textured wooden cross rests across his back. To his right and slightly behind, a Roman soldier stands upright, wearing a helmet with a crest and armor, holding a spear vertically in his left hand, and placing his right hand on the cross. His facial expression is stern. To the right of Jesus, a third figure, bearded and in draped attire, stands leaning over, pulling on Jesus's left arm with both hands, his face showing exertion. The sculpture is set against a background of urban elements. To the left and center-background, an ornate white perimeter wall or fence with gothic architectural details, including pointed arches and quatrefoil patterns, is visible. Green foliage from trees is present behind this wall. Overhead, numerous black electrical wires crisscross the light blue sky, which has minimal cloud cover. A utility pole is visible on the far right, and a red and yellow flag, consistent with the Vietnamese national flag, is discernible in the distant background. The location is identified as the grounds of Tan Dinh Church (Nhà thờ Tân Định), situated at 289 Hai Ba Trung Street, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
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