The image depicts a street-level view of a storefront for a fishmonger, likely located in Le Puy-en-Velay, France

The image depicts a street-level view of a storefront for a fishmonger, likely located in Le Puy-en-Velay, France. The building's facade around the display windows is painted a light teal or blue-green with white trim. The two large glass windows are decorated with white script spelling "Joyeuses Fêtes" (Happy Holidays), accompanied by drawn festive ornaments in blue and orange-red hues. Through the windows, the interior of the shop is visible, featuring shelves stocked with various products such as bottles, jars, and packaged goods. In the upper right window, the reflection of a sign bearing a stylized fish logo and the text "FARGEAU POISSONNERIE" (fishmonger) confirms the shop's business type. A gold fleur-de-lis symbol is also visible on the right window. Reflections of an opposing building, including windows and structural elements, are discernible in the glass. The ground directly in front of the storefront consists of two distinct paving types. In the immediate foreground, a section of multi-colored, irregular cobblestones is present. Adjacent to this and extending towards the building is a path made of reddish-brown rectangular paving stones arranged in a stretcher bond or herringbone pattern. A narrow drain grate is visible at the base of the storefront, where the paving meets the building. No individuals are visible in the scene.