The image displays the monumental sandstone facade of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul (Église Saints Pierre et Paul) in Rosheim, France

The image displays the monumental sandstone facade of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul (Église Saints Pierre et Paul) in Rosheim, France. The structure dominates the frame, viewed from a low angle looking upwards, under an overcast sky. The facade is constructed from variegated reddish-brown and lighter-toned sandstone blocks, featuring a central double-door entrance accessed via a series of stone steps. Above the entrance is a circular oculus window framed by carved wreath-like ornamentation. Four large, engaged Corinthian columns, also of reddish sandstone, flank the central portal section. Between the two left-most columns, a recessed niche contains a standing stone statue of a robed figure, possibly a saint, holding a staff-like object and standing over a smaller figure at its base. The upper section of the facade features a prominent triangular pediment, above which a circular clock with gold-colored Roman numerals and hands is set into the stone. Architectural elements like cornices, moldings, and decorative carvings are visible throughout the facade. In the foreground, a paved street or square runs horizontally, marked with a partial white crosswalk on the right. A dark grey metal pole stands on the left, bearing a white rectangular sign displaying a 'no parking' symbol and French text with a left-pointing arrow. Two dark-colored display easels or sandwich boards are positioned on the steps leading to the church entrance, presenting information. No individuals are present in the scene. A glimpse of another building with a brown tiled roof and half-timbered features is visible on the far right edge of the frame.