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The image depicts a religious sculpture depicting the sixth station of the cross, where Saint Veronica wipes Jesus' face. The sculpture is made of a light-colored material, possibly stone or resin, and is displayed outdoors in what appears to be a courtyard or garden setting. In the foreground, the sculpture shows a kneeling figure, presumably Saint Veronica, holding a cloth to the face of Jesus, who is carrying a large cross. Jesus is shown wearing a crown of thorns and a robe. Behind them stands a Roman soldier, also depicted in a robe and helmet, holding a spear. The figures are positioned on a raised platform with a decorative base. A sign with gold lettering on a black background is affixed to the front of the base, reading "VI BÀ VERÔNICA LAU MẶT CHÚA" which translates to "VI. Veronica Wipes the Face of Jesus." The environment surrounding the sculpture features lush green trees with some red flowers, suggesting a tropical or subtropical climate. In the background, a tall, modern building with numerous windows is visible, as well as a fence and some parked vehicles. The ground in front of the sculpture is paved with cobblestones. This scene is located in the city of Nha Trang, Vietnam, likely in a churchyard or a public space dedicated to religious art. The lighting suggests it is a bright, sunny day.
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