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A white rectangular directional sign stands on two dark poles in what appears to be a grand public building in Rome, Italy. The sign, rotated for viewing, features information in both Italian and English, along with accompanying icons and arrows. On the left side of the sign, the text "VIVE" is vertically aligned, likely indicating the name of the institution. The main body of the sign provides three sets of directions: 1. "Servizi Toilets" with icons for male, female, and disabled access, pointing with a down-left arrow. 2. "Ascensore Elevators" with an elevator icon, also associated with the down-left arrow. 3. "Uscita Exit" with an upward-right arrow and a circular icon. The sign is positioned in front of a wide, ornate marble staircase, which ascends in the background. The building features light-colored walls with classical molding details. A strong light source from an unseen window or opening on the upper left illuminates the scene, casting distinct shadows of the sign's poles onto the marble floor. The floor itself is a light marble with darker striped patterns and some visible cracks. A metal handrail runs alongside the stairs. The overall impression is that of a well-maintained, potentially historic public space or museum, such as the VIVE – Vittoriano e Palazzo Venezia complex in Rome.
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