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The image displays a detailed view of a building facade in the 12th Arrondissement of Paris, France, on Rue Lheureux, as identified by a dark green and blue street sign in the lower-left portion of the frame. The wall is constructed from numerous small, irregular grey and tan stones, exhibiting a textured, coarse surface. A grey vertical drainpipe runs down the left side of the facade, adjacent to a portion of the stone wall. A large, elaborate sign for "Les Pavillons de Bercy" and "Le Musée des Arts Forains" is prominently mounted on the wall. This sign incorporates a stylized mermaid figure on the right, depicted with blonde hair, a red bodice, and a green-blue scaled tail. Suspended from the mermaid's body is a shield-shaped plaque, dark red with gold ornate borders, which features a white carousel horse adorned with colorful patterns. The text "Les Pavillons de Bercy" is inscribed at the top of this shield, while "Le Musée des Arts Forains" is written below the horse. Extending left from the mermaid's tail is a curved, teal-colored element resembling a fish tail, outlined in gold, with the word "Entrée" (Entrance) in gold script, accompanied by an arrow pointing left. Above the main sign, a circular black lamp fixture is mounted on the wall, shining downwards. The top of the image reveals a grey roof gutter and the edge of a reddish-brown tiled roof. Sparse, thin bare branches or vines are visible adhering to the stone wall, particularly near the lamp.
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