This image provides a detailed view of the upper architecture of the Metz-Ville train station in Metz, France

This image provides a detailed view of the upper architecture of the Metz-Ville train station in Metz, France. The scene is dominated by a reddish-brown sandstone facade featuring an elaborate, multi-tiered gable adorned with decorative scrolls and pilasters. An oculus window with a gridded pane is centered in the upper part of the gable. Below it are multiple rectangular windows with white frames; one lower window on the right is open, while the window to its left has a white, partially retracted external blind. Above the gable, a dark slate octagonal clock tower rises prominently. A circular white clock face with black Roman numerals and hands, indicating approximately 9:46, is visible on one side of the tower. The tower culminates in a pointed spire finial. A standing stone statue of a male figure, possibly a warrior, is positioned on a pedestal atop the sandstone gable, directly in front of the clock tower. To the right, a segment of a dark slate roof is visible, supporting an ornate, open-lattice chimney stack. The environment consists of a sky with a mix of blue and white to light grey cloud formations. No people are present in the frame.