The image captures a detailed outdoor scene in Vevey, Switzerland, specifically on the Quai Ernest-Ansermet, facing the Hotel des Trois Couronnes

The image captures a detailed outdoor scene in Vevey, Switzerland, specifically on the Quai Ernest-Ansermet, facing the Hotel des Trois Couronnes. In the foreground, a large, dark bronze sculpture is prominently displayed on a multi-tiered stone base. The sculpture, identified as "La Joie de Vivre" by Jean-Pierre Zaugg, depicts approximately six to seven nude or partially draped youthful human figures dynamically interacting with a horned quadruped, resembling a ram or ibex. One figure appears to pull the animal's head, another is seated on its back, and others push or engage with its body. The ground surrounding the sculpture is a light grey gravel path, scattered with numerous brown fallen leaves. A portion of a bicycle, visible on the far left, includes a red frame and front wheel. Behind the sculpture, a paved road stretches horizontally. A black two-door coupe is stationary on the left side of the road, oriented away from the viewer. On the right side of the road, a male individual wearing a dark jacket, light trousers, and a dark helmet rides a black e-bike from right to left, with his head turned towards the left. In the midground, a stone wall with black metal railings separates the road from an elevated terrace featuring white outdoor umbrellas and tables, indicative of a cafe or restaurant. Lush green trees with broad leaves are abundant throughout the midground and background. The background is dominated by a grand, light-colored multi-story building with numerous balconies and windows, consistent with the architecture of the Hotel des Trois Couronnes. A decorative black streetlamp with multiple luminaires stands in front of this building. The scene is illuminated by diffused natural daylight.