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The image depicts a bas-relief carving of Hermes Bicephalus, a two-faced depiction of the Greek god Hermes, set into a weathered concrete wall in Brignoles, France. The carving is made of stone and shows the two faces looking in opposite directions. One face has a beard and appears to be older, while the other face is smoother and seems younger. Both faces are adorned with ornate hairstyles. The carving is slightly worn and shows signs of age and exposure to the elements. Below the carving, an inscription reads "HERMES BICEPHALE". The surrounding wall is rough and textured, with patches of lichen and moss growing on its surface, indicating an outdoor environment. The overall impression is one of historical significance and artistic expression within a rustic setting.
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