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This detailed image captures Trefaldighetsgården (Trinity Courtyard) in the Östermalm district of Stockholm, Sweden, looking towards Trefaldighetskyrkan (Trinity Church) at the far end. The scene depicts a narrow, cobbled courtyard flanked by tall, light-colored residential buildings on both sides. These buildings feature multiple stories of rectangular windows with white frames and numerous black wrought-iron balconies, some adorned with small tables, chairs, and potted plants. The balconies are supported by ornate black metal brackets. At the end of the courtyard stands Trefaldighetskyrkan, a multi-story building with a distinctive red tiled mansard roof. The central section of the church features a prominent light-colored facade with a large pediment containing a golden clock face and the inscription "1909-1911". Above this, a dark green cupola or bell tower with a spire rises against the overcast sky. The church's roof also displays several green-capped ventilation stacks and various dormer windows, some round, some arched. In the center of the courtyard, in the foreground, is a circular, low concrete planter containing a dark red-leafed tree (likely a Japanese Maple) and surrounding green bushes. Within this foliage, centrally positioned on a stone pedestal, stands a green-patinated bronze statue of a nude female figure, identified as *Morgonbad* (Morning Bath) by Stig Blomberg. Her left arm is raised towards her head. Two wooden slatted benches with dark metal frames are situated on opposite sides of the central planter. Two tall, black, ornate lampposts are visible, one on each side of the courtyard, positioned between the viewer and the central statue. The ground is paved with cobblestones, exhibiting some patches of moss or weeds. On the right side of the foreground, a short rope barrier with brass stanchions is present, partially demarcating a path. No people are visible in the image. The sky is uniformly overcast, providing soft, diffuse lighting.
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