This vertical painting depicts an architectural scene characteristic of the old medina in Meknes, Morocco

This vertical painting depicts an architectural scene characteristic of the old medina in Meknes, Morocco. The composition is framed by a prominent pale blue archway with a distinct white inner edge, creating a deep perspective. Through this arch, a white-plastered building facade is visible under natural lighting. The building's lower section features a large, arched blue door with visible darker vertical segments and horizontal black accents. Above this door, a small canopy with red-orange roof tiles is supported by two dark blue vertical beams. A rectangular window with dark, barred detailing is positioned higher on the facade. Green foliage with small red flowers, consistent with bougainvillea, cascades from above the window, extending down the right side of the wall. The ground within the archway and the base of the building is rendered in varying shades of blue. Three red cylindrical planters containing green foliage are present: one to the immediate left of the blue door, and two on the right side of the facade, with one placed directly on the ground and the other elevated on a small dark blue ledge. Two smaller, dark blue rectangular wall decorations or niches containing green elements are also affixed to the right wall. The scene is devoid of people or animals. The visible brushstrokes indicate a painted medium.