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The image displays the facades of two adjacent buildings at 114 and 112 Rue de Prony in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, France. The scene is viewed from street level under an overcast sky, with bare deciduous trees partially obscuring the buildings. The prominent building on the left, 114 Rue de Prony, is a multi-story, light-colored (off-white/cream) structure consistent with classical Haussmannian architecture. It features a steep grey slate mansard roof with several ornate dormer windows and a decorative finial on the left apex. The facade includes large vertical windows, some with intricate iron balconies, and decorative pilasters between window bays. The street number '114' is clearly visible on a plaque above the ground floor. To the right, 112 Rue de Prony is also a multi-story building with a distinct facade. Its upper levels are characterized by a light pinkish-red render or brickwork, transitioning to a cream color on the lower floors. This building also features a grey mansard roof with dormer windows, though less ornate than the adjacent structure. The street number '112' is visible on the lower section of its facade. No individuals or specific activities are discernible within the frame.
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