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A low-angle, upward-facing photograph depicts a detailed section of the marble facade of the Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) in Milan, Italy. The structure is predominantly white and light grey marble, exhibiting intricate Gothic and Baroque architectural details. In the lower center, large, dark greenish-bronze doors are visible, intricately sculpted with numerous figures in relief. Directly above these doors, an ornate stone archway features a large rectangular relief carving depicting multiple figures in a dynamic scene. Surrounding this archway are decorative pilasters and carved elements, including lion's heads and foliage. Higher on the facade, multiple levels display numerous carved statues in niches, ornate balustrades, and arched windows with detailed tracery. A prominent upper section features a rectangular window below a decorative oculus, with the Latin inscription "MARIAE NASCENTI" carved into the stone lintel above the window. Further upwards, the facade extends with additional spires, pinnacles, and a large rose window at a higher elevation. The sky overhead is clear blue with scattered white clouds, indicating daytime conditions. No human figures are visible in the immediate foreground.
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