The scene depicts the exterior of a corner building at Rue Ernestine in Paris, France

The scene depicts the exterior of a corner building at Rue Ernestine in Paris, France. The ground floor houses a restaurant named "La Forêt Noire," specializing in African and Antillean cuisine. The restaurant features a light-colored brick facade, a blue awning over its entrance displaying "La Forêt Noire," "RÉSERVATION," and phone number "01.77.15.35.02." A blue sign above the main window also advertises "Specialités Africaines et Antillaises" and "RESTAURANT." The restaurant's large corner window displays internal decorations, including a prominent Santa Claus cutout, a green Christmas tree cutout, and two posters for "LES NOUVEAUX BOSS." Additional text on the window indicates "RESTAURANT La Forêt Noire Chez Pierrelle," opening hours "ouvert de 12 h à 2 h," "Gastronomie AFRICAINE & ANTILLAISE," and "Livraison à domicile et bureau à partir de 20€." The double-leafed front door is adorned with multiple posters, including "LES GARAGISTES." Above the ground floor, the building transitions to a grey stone facade with two upper-story windows, one featuring a black decorative metal balcony railing. A blue street sign displaying "RUE ERNESTINE" is affixed to the upper facade. On the sidewalk in the foreground, a blonde individual walks from left to right, away from the camera. They are wearing a dark jacket, a short dark skirt, dark tights, and two-toned boots (tan and black), while holding a small dark object in their left hand. The street surface is wet, and a pedestrian zebra crossing is visible in the foreground, bordered by several black bollards with white tops.