The image displays an exterior view of a historical building facade at 4 Rue des Jardins, Metz, France

The image displays an exterior view of a historical building facade at 4 Rue des Jardins, Metz, France. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting sharp shadows. The primary subjects are a magenta-colored wooden door and an adjacent window, set within a light-beige, coarse-textured stucco wall. The ornate arched door, positioned slightly right of center, features multiple raised panels, a horizontal mail slot, a round doorknob, and a vertical silver-colored pull handle. Above the main door panel is a multi-pane transom window. The door is framed by a highly decorative light-brown stone architrave, topped with elaborate carved volutes, foliage, and a central grotesque face. To the left of the door, a rectangular window is covered by closed, louvered, two-panel white wooden shutters. This window also has a light-brown stone frame, topped by a smaller, similarly carved grotesque face. A black numeral "4" on a white square plaque is affixed to the stucco wall between the window and the door, positioned slightly above the window's top edge. A vertical, tarnished metal downspout runs along the far right edge of the building. The base of the facade, constructed from larger rough-hewn stones, shows some discoloration and moss growth. The ground immediately in front of the building is a reddish-brown paved surface, indicating a sidewalk or street. No individuals, actions, or overt interactions are depicted.