The image depicts a nighttime scene in Strasbourg, France, featuring a section of the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall) facade

The image depicts a nighttime scene in Strasbourg, France, featuring a section of the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall) facade. The classical stone building exhibits multiple stories, regularly spaced windows, and architectural detailing typical of the 18th century. The central portion of the building is prominently illuminated with a strong blue light, while a window on the left side displays a distinct red illumination, creating the visual effect of the French tricolor flag projected onto the structure. The upper section of the building, including dormer windows, is visible against a dark, unlit sky. In the foreground, a black metal fence with pointed finials spans the width of the frame, separating the viewer from the building. Attached to this fence are several large, rectangular exhibition panels, illuminated from above. From left to right, the visible panels feature: a black and white historical photograph, likely of "Strasbourg Occupied" based on context; a central panel displaying a black and white portrait of a man, identified by text as "OSCAR HEITZMANN (1924-2004)," accompanied by biographical information; and a rightmost panel titled "DÉBUT DE LA RÉSISTANCE - LA FRANCE LIBRE" (Beginning of the Resistance - Free France), with additional descriptive text and a historical image. Small white square logos are visible at the bottom corners of the panels. There are no individuals visible in the scene.