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This image captures the exterior facade of the Casa de los Muñecos (House of the Dolls) in Puebla, Mexico, viewed from a slightly low angle. The multi-story building exhibits a Baroque architectural style, characterized by extensive use of decorative *talavera* tiles on its principal facade. The central portion of the building is covered in a pattern of small, reddish-brown-outlined diamond tiles with white or light blue centers. This tiled section is punctuated by multiple tall, dark brown wooden French doors and windows, each framed by light-colored plasterwork. Below the second-story balcony, four decorative water spouts, shaped like dark cannons, protrude horizontally from the facade, supported by ornate white corbels. Several elaborate, dark wrought iron scrollwork elements are affixed vertically to the tiled wall, between the window bays on the first and second floor levels. Both the first and second visible floors feature balconies with dark, ornate wrought iron railings, incorporating diamond-shaped motifs. Two small, dark birds are perched on the railing of the lower balcony. The upper section of the building, above the tiled facade, presents a smoother, light-pink and cream-colored plaster finish with arched window frames and a prominent, weathered cornice. A small portion of an adjacent, darker building with a green awning is visible on the far left. The sky is clear blue with scattered white clouds. No human subjects are visible.
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