This image depicts an interior exhibition space viewed through a large window, creating a layered composition with significant reflections of the exterior environment

This image depicts an interior exhibition space viewed through a large window, creating a layered composition with significant reflections of the exterior environment. The location is the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris (MAM Paris), France, situated near Avenue du Président Wilson. Inside the exhibition, a light-colored, possibly stone, bust of a human head and shoulders rests on a white rectangular pedestal in the left foreground. Below and slightly right of the bust, a chair upholstered in a material with a distinct snakeskin-like pattern, predominantly beige and brown, is visible. On the light-colored wall behind these objects, two informational plaques are affixed. The left plaque identifies a "Chaise 'Transat'" from "1930" by "Henry van de Velde" (Belgian, 1863-1957). The right plaque identifies "Femme aux bijoux" (Woman with jewels) from "1905" by "Kees van Dongen" (Dutch, 1877-1968). To the far right, a large painting with an ornate, gilded frame is prominently displayed, depicting a figure partially visible through reflections. Below the painting, a dark, horizontal mantel-like structure and a reddish-brown wooden panel with a round metallic handle are present. Dominant reflections on the window glass obscure parts of the interior scene. These reflections primarily show numerous green and yellow tree leaves and branches, indicating mature deciduous trees outside. Patches of bright sky are visible through the foliage, suggesting clear weather. A faint, tall, rectangular reflection, possibly another window or building facade, is discernible near the center. The reflections suggest the museum faces a tree-lined street or park area typical of central Paris.