A detailed view reveals an aged stone archway serving as an entrance to a tranquil garden area in La Wantzenau, France

A detailed view reveals an aged stone archway serving as an entrance to a tranquil garden area in La Wantzenau, France. The archway, constructed from rough-hewn stone, is heavily patinated and adorned with patches of light green moss, particularly on its upper surfaces. Centered on the arch's keystone is an carved escutcheon featuring a crest with a cross and other symbols. Spherical finials on pedestals cap each pillar of the arch. The left pillar displays carved French text reading "NAISSANCE DE PIERRE ALEXANDRE BOUD HORS EN 1780," along with decorative cross-like motifs. The right pillar similarly reads "NAISSANCE DE ANDRE FRANCOIS BOUD HORS EN 1558," also accompanied by decorative elements. Near the base of both interior pillars, a modern, grey, upward-facing light fixture with exposed wiring is mounted. In the foreground, a reddish-brown brick pathway leads directly to the archway. Immediately beyond the arch, the path transitions to a series of irregular, flat stone steps embedded in a vibrant green lawn. These steps lead to a small seating area composed of three unpainted wooden benches and a low, rectangular wooden table, all resting on a surface of grey paving stones or gravel. The background is dominated by a dense array of tall, dark green evergreen trees, possibly conifers or yews, creating a natural boundary. A smaller bush with purplish foliage is visible on the right side. The overall lighting is diffused and even, suggesting an overcast sky. No individuals are present in the scene.