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A multi-story building facade, possibly located on Spalenberg street in Basel, Switzerland, is captured from a low angle, with the image rotated clockwise, making the building appear tilted. The upper left portion of the building features a traditional half-timbered style with red wooden beams and light-colored infill. The rest of the facade is a uniform, light cream color. Numerous rectangular windows with white frames and dark red sills are distributed across both sections of the building. Most windows are equipped with dark green wooden shutters, some of which are open, revealing glimpses of interiors. The ground floor features two commercial storefronts and an entrance door. To the left, a shop with a green and white striped awning displays clothing on mannequins. Below this shop window, a blue street sign reads "Spalenberg." Adjacent to it, a building number "64" is visible. To the right, another storefront clearly marked "GALERIE" above a green and white striped awning advertises "BOLO PUBLISHING" and "SHOWROOM | ART | BOOKS | EDITIONS." A red sign inside the gallery window states, "I shop therefore I am." The text "Galerie Am Spalenberg" and the number "20" are also visible. Next to the gallery is a recessed brown wooden entrance door. A small potted evergreen plant sits on the pavement near the gallery, accompanied by a light wooden chair. The sky, visible above the building, is partly cloudy. A yellow construction crane is visible in the distance on the far left, hinting at nearby development. The overall scene depicts a charming urban streetscape under what appears to be daytime conditions.
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